Luna On The Run - I Stole The Alphas Son

Chapter 58

“Sondra,” Elena breathes, and Sondra looks up. She smiles, but it doesn’t look right; it’s forced, and I can tell she is in pain.

“I see you found me,” she murmurs before coughing and choking on her cigarette. Elena instantly rushes over to her and rubs her back. Reaching for the glass of water on the table, I pass it to her when Elena snatches it and sniffs it. She scrunches her face up, passing it back to me. I sniff it, finding it is vodka, not water like it appears to be.

“Grab a glass of water from inside,” Elena tells me. Sondra continues to cough but holds up her hand, it shakes terribly, but she snatches the glass off me. Elena watches her worriedly and glances at me.

“Call an ambulance,” Elena tells me.

“You’ll do no such thing. Can’t a woman die in peace?” Sondra snaps at her.

“I don’t want you to die at all.” Elena retorts.

“Well, it is not up to you; I want to die and die, I shall. Not even the gods will stop me croaking this time, the grim reaper is knocking, and he wants an accomplice; I have volunteered,” she says, only to wheeze and start coughing again.

“I feel a hospital would be far more comfortable than this plastic chair. If you insist on dying, wouldn’t you rather die in comfort?” Elena asks her. It’s funny watching them two, they have their own love language, and it comes out in short replies and sarcastic words thrown at each other.

Sondra sighs, her fingers white as she grips the table, and she leans back. Blood dribbles from between her lips, and she shakily wipes her mouth on the back of her hand.

here, of all

Elena. Let’s not play pretend. Besides, I didn’t want to drop dead next to Marco. Only when I got here did I find this whole dying ordeal is taking a little longer than predicted, I kind of believed I would croak going over the bridge, but seems

like that! Now

she asks. Walking over to Sondra’s car, I grab the

coming, I’m coming, just hold your damn horses,”

on her

are. You may want to visit the grim-reaper, but I sure as

legless old woman to the car,” she snaps, clicking her

and scoop her up while Elena grabs the

Why so

grab you if I can’t touch you?” I ask her. She seems to think

the seat of her car, but when I go to close her door, she clicks her

she asks, and I glance at Elena over the roof of the car. She sighs but nods, and I quickly grab

from the bottle and nestles back in her seat, pulling a cigarette from her packet. Elena climbs in the driver’s seat and starts Sondra’s car. On the drive home, I ring Marco, and the

keeps glancing in the mirror at Sondra. Peering over my shoulder, Sondra is leaning to

turn back to the front. However, just before we arrive, the

Elena’s eyes dart to her in the mirror. We say nothing, instead listening to her

never home, not to