The Heartless Alpha’s Beloved Luna

Chapter 388

"Well, you have to think of something better." My father thought for a moment, then suggested, "Maybe it would be easier to drive the woman away. She clearly has fewer ties to the packs, and wants nothing to do with Gideon. If she leaves for good, he won't be able to chase her anymore."

That had crossed my mind. Avery didn't want Gideon, or so she claimed; it might be easier to drive her and the kid off before Gideon could snatch them up. "I need to think about it," I said, grabbing my car keys. "I'm going ona drive." My father didn't stop me as I walked out.

It was a warm, sunny morning, although there was a particular humidity in the air that spoke of rain coming later. I climbed into my car, putting on my sunglasses, and pulled out of the driveway. The road was empty, the air perfect for driving with the windows down. I turned up the radio and rested one arm on the car door, driving with one hand as I hummed along to the music. I must have driven for a few miles by the time I saw the small figure moving alongside the road. It was about a mile away from the Evergreen border.

A small pup was bounding along the ditch, chasing what looked to be a small animal through the grass. Curious, I slowed, leaning over to get a better look at the pup. He stopped, too, panting, and looked at me.

The moment I saw those eyes, even in wolf form, I recognized him. That was that fucking kid. I pulled over before I even realized what I was doing and stuck my head out the window.

out, causing the pup to

"What are you doing out here all alone?" The pup shifted back, revealing that it

Sebastian, for that matter. He appeared to be completely alone outside the

pursed my lips and

I said

"Where are your parents?"

his mouth with the back of his hand and gave me back my water bottle. There was

out here on your

to explore more of the packs.My mom wouldn't let me go with her, so I climbed over the wall and decided to check out the nearby fields. I know how to get

very effective. The kid was clearly a troublemaker. His expulsion was evidence of that, and now this. I could use that