His Rejected Luna Queen: From Pack Doctor to Moon Goddess novel Chapter 377

Chapter 377

Two days later, the steel plant was shut down. Christina’s mother pack lost tens of millions. When they found out it was their daughter who offended the Ravencrest Pack, her father went to the Ravencrest Group three times, but was all been refused.

Elder Ashworth and Julian also went to the Ash pack to find Aria, but before they even

reached the pack edge, they were chased away by Kane’s packguards.

Meanwhile, Helen was cremated at the funeral home.

Kane originally wanted to help Aria’s mother organize a grand funeral, but Aria felt it wasn’t necessary. She just buried Helen next to Gabriel’s grave, the whole process was simple and quiet.

Kane stayed with her in the whole process, then he got a call from Celia, he told Celia to meet him at Moonrise Apartments later.

Aria glanced at him, hesitated to speak.

She really didn’t understand the meaning of Kane accompanying her. Was it because he pitied her for losing both parents, or was it out of guilt and conscience?

Kane hung up the phone and looked at her. “What do you want to say?”

She looked away and said, “It’s nothing.”

He stared at her for a while, then turned around and said, “Let’s go.”

Aria walked behind him.

Back at Moonrise Apartments, Kane got another pack call, so he told Aria to go upstairs first.

Aria didn’t wait for him either, she got into the elevator.

Arriving at the apartment floor, she stepped out of the elevator and saw Seraphina waiting outside the door.

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His Rejected Luna Queen: From Pack Doctor to Moon Goddess

Chapter 377

mile when she heard the elevator, but when she saw it

“Kane-” Seraphina turned around with a was Aria, her smile faded slightly. “It’s you…”

“If you’re looking for Kane, just go downstairs, he’s downstairs.”

Aria walked past her and entered the password at the door.

As she was about to enter the house, Seraphina suddenly said, “Aria, I’m really sorry about your mother, I did my best.”

Aria stopped and turned to her, frowning.

“What do you mean?”

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