I Am His Luna by Fanny Brook

Chapter 32

As soon as I walked out of Enzo’s bedroom, I bumped into Mary and Cindy.

My hand came up to my chest, startled by their sudden appearance.

Cindy had a glass of milk in her hands. It looked like she was on her way to send it to Enzo. Both of them frowned slightly when they saw me coming out of Enzo’s bedroom. “Miss Gilmore, I remember telling you not to disturb Alpha in his rest if nothing required his immediate attention.” Marry looked at me with her dead, empty, horrifying eyes. “I wasn’t disturbing him. I simply…” I trailed off and shrugged, not knowing how to explain it. Anyway, why do I need to explain my relationship with Enzo to others?

Instead, wasn’t it more of a bother for Mary and her daughter, Cindy, to knock on the door so late just to deliver milk? My eyes cast down on the milk slightly pissed by that. Mary seemed to guess my thoughts, the wrinkles on the corner of her mouth more prominent. She sneered. “My daughter is not the same as you. She’s Alpha’s right-hand woman. Who are

you?!

was not bothered to argue with them, and just wanted to get past Mary and Cindy to leave. At this moment, Mary suddenly snatched the milk from Cindy’s hand and poured it all over Cindy the next moment. Cindy was startled. “Mom?!” Mary glared at her. “Shut

shattered on the ground, sending glass chips flying everywhere. The sound was . thunderous in the empty and silent corridor. Then, Mary yelled out, “What are you doing? Luna!” I had no idea what was happening at all. I did nothing, after all. The bedroom door opened, and Enzo came out in his silk pajamas. His eyes swept across the broken glass on the ground and asked, “What happened?” Mary’s face trembled. “I don’t know. I just wanted to deliver milk to you with Cindy, but Luna… Luna told us we don’t have the right to disturb you.” I was dumbfounded. When did I say such a thing?! “I told Luna that it’s your daily routine to have a glass of milk every night, but she didn’t

her bulging eyebags. She held Cindy’s hand and gave her a pointed look Cindy had a fleeting look of embarrassment, but she immediately joined her mother’s side. “It’s my fault, Alpha, not Luna’s. She just cared about you too much and misunderstood

took a few beats before I could respond. I shook my head. “I-I didn’t…” “You didn’t break the glass or misunderstand my relationship with Cindy?” I waved my hands and spluttered, my head in

Why would you

“I-”

person I am! Why would I frame Luna? “Mary interrupted me once more and started crying again. Enzo looked at me and asked, “Do you have anything else to say?” The old woman shot me a sneer from an angle Enzo couldn’t see, as if mocking

you going to do about it? Alpha is still on our side. You and Cindy

all.

could only say the same thing repeatedly, hoping Enzo would believe

stared at