The Alpha's Runaway Luna

t Dad will say once he finds out you kidnapped me! You m

tensity of his gaze made me nervous. I smelled him so fine, so amazing... It reminded me of the fresh lavender field wit

ause you are too stubborn to go back to the Sidney manor, then I have to keep you here just to ma

t t

my eyes. “How dare you, Caden Einsworth! I want you to take me back to the cit

ade me gasp. I never saw Caden get so angry before, but there was no way I would le

stay here or you go back to your father.

ust doing it for the baby. “I ha

means you will do whatever I say. Welcome to Highridge Pack,” he grinned at me misc

hile walking behind the headmaid. She was not a talkative person, though. A woman in her late forties wearing eyeglasses. She had that strict look on her face. Sh

g any of them that I was the daughter of the second-most powerful Alpha in this region. Only I lef

e to hide everyth

t his plans were.

*

leep well

tle wary and uncomfortable. After living in cheap apartments for over a month, I got a little used t

could hear outside was the noise coming from the sea birds flying outside the manor. I didn’t know what to expect in thi

crumpled white blanke

nvinced myself that it was all a huge mistake. But why was it so beautiful

on her small face. She uttered nervously, “Uhm, ma'am, your breakfast is ready in the dining

nted because I never thought Caden had any time

rry.” The young maid nodded her head at me, her eyes careful not to stare to

people,” I smiled at her

and started preparing my bath and my clothes. I took time cleaning myself.

on my hair and helped me dress. One of them asked me to follow her to the dining hall. Her steps were small but fas

y lips, and my eyes went straight to Caden’s face. I would

e maid tell you to get here in ten minutes?”

ke it whe

you know that.” I gave him an irritating smile and winked at him. I thoug

thing at me, but then he decided not to an

ince I moved out of the Sidney Manor, I never had any proper br

d my food, and he gave me a curious look in his eyes. “

too early for that yet?

nd gave him a blank look on my face. “You said you would do anything for me to st

” he said, squinting his eyes at me with a teasing

? Thought he could bend m

y face how nervous I was. Or how I adore that charming look on his face. I couldn’t let him win

st stuck with me because of the sma

eal with it.” I tilted my head a

fever. My father used to tease me that the reason I was so stubborn and angry was because of that fever that almost killed me when I was si

tle exasperated. “Fine. I’ll just adjust all my ap

oo

victoriously. She will hav