Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas) novel Chapter 398

Chapter 398: 398-I Go To Find Her

Ian:

Something about the whole situation felt off. Ever since we heard what Yorick had done, none of us could properly gather our thoughts. I did not even know if defending Yorick was the right thing to do.

"I cannot believe this," Haiden muttered as we walked down the hall toward the room.

Soon, it was just the three of us inside.

"As much as I hate Oriana, why would Yorick do that to her?" Troy said. "He could have just killed her and spared us all from her annoying presence."

He turned to me.

"What do you think, Ian? Headmaster’s son?"

As expected, not even an hour had passed without Troy taunting me about that.

"Dude, let it go. You are already dealing with enough," Haiden told him as they moved farther into the room.

I could not bring myself to go inside. As time passed, my thoughts spiraled, all of them circling the same question. Why had Clementine not returned?

"Ian," a voice called out before I could take another step, stopping me in my tracks.

I turned around and saw Miss Rue standing at the end of the hallway, waving me over. She looked anxious, like she was in a hurry.

I glanced back at the boys and saw they were settling in for the night, still waiting for the train to return so they could welcome Clementine.

I looked back at Miss Rue and started walking toward her. With the others gone, she was the only one who could give me any news about Clementine, if she had any at all.

As I got closer, I noticed the look on her face had changed. The hurt and disgust I had seen earlier were gone. Now she looked tense. The color had drained from her face.

"Miss Rue, what’s going on?" I asked as I approached her.

She stepped aside, as if inviting me into the hall. I watched her in silence, trying to understand what had happened in the few minutes since we left that made her want to speak with me alone. I stepped inside, and she rushed in after me, closing the door behind us.

"What is it?" I asked anxiously.

She paced back and forth, rubbing her palms together before dragging her hands over her face.

"Miss Rue, what is it?" I asked again, this time enunciating every word. 𝒻𝑟𝘦𝘦𝘸ℯ𝒷𝑛𝘰𝓋ℯ𝘭.𝘤𝘰𝘮

"There is a problem," she uttered.

"What kind of problem?" I asked, narrowing my eyes as she avoided my gaze.

"I just received a call. The train came back empty."

As soon as she said that, my fists clenched. I turned to leave, ready to inform the others that there was a crisis, but she spoke again.

"They sent the train back a third time. But Ian, you know this. If they could not find her the first two times—"

She paused, not because she could not finish, but because I had turned back and glared at her.

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