Kidnapped and Rejected The Return of Alpha’s Luna (Janet and Daran) novel Chapter 128

Chapter 128 

Andre rushed to hold the door still. 

Lance pushed it open slightly. Yet Andre shoved it right back. 

“Andre?” Lance’s voice turned dark, “What the hell is going on here? Why don’t you want me to go in?” 

There was cold sweat on Andre’s forehead. He was so nervous that he started to stutter, “F-Father took his clothes off already…He is not decent to meet you, My King.” 

“Your father and I go way back. I can handle a little indecency.” 

Lance pushed the door one more time. 

“Let me in, Andre,” he said with a warning tone. “Or I am breaking the door down.” 

What to do? 

Janet’s mind was racing. Her heart was thumping against her chest. 

She could probably get out through the window before Lance walked in. She could save herself. 

Yet Andre and Dora were still here. And Lance would find out that Danton was murdered, which contradicted to their whole plan. 

Most importantly, she couldn’t abandon Andre and Dora. 

But were there any other options? 

Her time was running out. 

Right at this crucial moment-when Janet thought that Lance was about to break in and see everything-another series of urgent footsteps came from the outside. 

“My King!” a guard cried in an urgent voice, “There is fire on the North side of the campsite!” 

“What? What happened?” 

“We don’t know yet. But a few people said that they saw someone setting the fire. It was arson!” 

“Yes! Right over here!” 

Lance’s voice became “Under, 

my fucking nose? Show me the way!” 

Before Lance left with the guards, he said one last sentence to Andre through the door, “Get your father up. And tell him to meet me at the fire!” 

The three of them waited for their footsteps to disappear into the distance before letting out a long breath that they had been holding. 

“Fuck…” 

Andre wiped his forehead, relieved, “That was fucking close…That fire really saved 

our ass.” 

It really had. 

But was that fire purely a coincidence? 

It really had. 

But was that fire purely a coincidence? 

Janet didn’t think so. 

It seemed a little too convenient. 

Just then, a gentle knock came from the door. And before Andre could rush to hold the door again, the door swung open, and a figure dashed into the room. 

It was Daran. 

“Daran!” Janet gasped, running to hug him. 

Daran took her in his arms and kissed her on the forehead, “Are you alright?” 

Janet nodded. There was a strange smell on his coat, like gasoline, ash, and pine woods. 

“You set the fire?” she asked in amazement. 

“Yes. I did it to attract the guard’s attention and create an opening so that I could sneak in.” 

Janet smiled in relief, “It also happened to save us in the middle of a crisis.” 

Daran walked to Danton’s side and removed the pillow from his face. 

He tested Danton’s breath. 

It had stopped. 

Danton was dead. 

“Well done,” Daran said in a deep voice. 

Janet lifted her lips and looked at Andre, “Congratulations. You have avenged yourself.” 

She then looked to V 

“And you 

too.” 

Andre fixated his eyes on Danton’s dead body. Moments later, tears welled up 

eyes. 

Yet Janet knew tha 

those are not sad tears, but tears of joy. “Y-Yes…I have avenged myself.” Andre choked, “Thank you…” 

He wiped his eyes and looked at Janet and Daran. 

“You should probably go now. 

loose. Now is the perfect time to escape,” he said. 

time tryone will be busy saving the fire. The security is 

Yet Daran remained firmly on his spot. 

“We did our part,” he said deeply. “Now I am cashing out the promise you made to us.” 

Andre frowned, looking slightly astounded, “Now? Do you want to talk now? There are Lance’s men everywhere and soon enough they will find out that Danton is dead! Just go. 

We will find another time-” 

“No.” Daran 

firmly, “We talk now.” 

Janet stood by Daran’s side. 

Andre frowned, looking slightly astounded, “Now? Do you want to talk now? There are Lance’s men everywhere and soon enough they will find out that Danton is dead! Just go. We will find another time- 

“No.” Daran said firmly, “We talk now.” 

Janet stood by Daran’s side. 

She agreed with Daran on this. 

Too many things could happen after tonight and the situation might change again. 

They worked too hard for this answer. They couldn’t wait a single second later. 

Now was the time. 

She looked at Dora and said, “It is time for you to leave. Take the cover of the night and run. Be careful.” 

Dora nodded. 

She gave Janet one last grateful look and walked out of the tent hastily. 

It was just Janet, Daran, and Andre left in the room now.