The Luna Is Gone (Diana and Nathan) by Angelique Quinn novel Chapter 53

Chapter 53 

Diana’s pov 

“It’s me.” 

As the deep voice rang out, my heartbeat instantly lost its rhythm. 

When did he wake up: Why did he appear in my office? 

And… Was the blanket on my body covered by him? 

How long has he been waiting for me here? 

A series of questions popped into my mind, and I blinked nervously. 

After calming down, I tried to sit up, but Nathan suddenly leaned over! 

Before I could react, Nathan kissed my lips. 

I was stunned for two seconds, and immediately reached out my hand to push him away. 

A muffled groan sounded, and Nathan’s body stiffened for a moment. 

I just realized that I was pushing on his wound. 

I quickly withdrew my hand and dared not move again. 

However, Nathan mistakenly thought that I was allowing him to continue. 

He kissed even harder, his tongue forcing open my teeth and hooking my tongue. 

His breath became rapid. 

I could feel his heart beating, so intense and strong. 

His big hand held my head and pressed me towards him. 

I was almost breathless and my consciousness was shattered by the kiss. 

Just when I thought I would die in Nathan’s long and passionate kiss, he finally let me go 

He held me tightly in his arms. His lips pressed against my neck, and his breath. scratched my skin. 

The sofa was not big. Although it wouldn’t collapse when carrying two adults, it would be crowded. 

I wanted to distance myself from Nathan, but I was afraid of touching his wound. 

I had no choice but to pat his shoulder and say, “Get up.” 

Nathan didn’t get up, instead he hugged me even tighter. 

“Whatever you say,” Nathan said shamelessly. 

I sighed and rolled my eyes again. 

Forget it… 

I silently reminded myself that the person in front of me was a patient, a patient. who was injured because of saving me. So I gave up arguing with him. 

Seeing that I was no longer struggling, Nathan kissed my neck. 

“Finally,” he sighed. “I thought I would never see you again.” 

“Don’t worry, I won’t let you die.” I stared aimlessly at the ceiling. Nathan stood up and blocked my view. 

“Why?” he asked. 

I lowered my eyelashes and avoided his inquisitive gaze. 

“Because you were hurt because of me,” I said lightly. 

“Is that the only reason?” 

‘Not really.” 

“So what is that?” Nathan asked urgently. 

I took a deep breath. 

“Of course, it’s because you’re Alpha of Dark Moon pack. How could I let you die in our pack, and in my hospital?” 

Nathan fell silent, looking at me with a hint of displeasure in his eyes. 

I frowned and tried again to make him let go of me. 

“You’re too heavy. I can’t even breathe,” I said. 

Nathan slowly got off my body, covering his wound and leaning against the sofa. 

I got up and turned on the light. 

The office suddenly lit up. 

My gaze fell on Nathan and I noticed that he was still wearing a hospital uniform, his face pale. 

I frowned and said, “Did the doctor allow you to get out of bed? Aren’t you afraid the wound will crack again?” 

“It doesn’t matter,” Nathan said coldly without looking up. “No one cares anyway.” 

“You” I was so angry that I couldn’t speak. 

I walked a few steps towards Nathan, lightly kicked his leg and ordered, “Go sit on the sofa.” 

Nathan didn’t make a sound, as if he was sulking. 

But in the end, he obediently sat on the sofa. 

I poured him a glass of water and placed it on the table in front of him before sitting 

“I know what you want to hear,” I broke the silence first. “Do you want me to say that I care about your life because I still have feelings for you?” 

Nathan slowly lifted his head. 

“You’re right,” I raised my eyebrows. “Although I really don’t want to admit it, it seems like I still have feelings for you.” 

“Diana, I” 

Nathan’s voice became excited and urgent, but I interrupted him. 

“Wait a moment, let me finish.” I stared at him calmly, “I admit it, but that doesn’t mean we can be together. I appreciate you saving me regardless of life. But don’t forget, at that party a year ago, you almost killed me. I drank until I had stomach bleeding. At that time, I was also close to death.” 

Nathan’s expression became painful and regretful. 

“Diana, I’m sorry…” 

“But it’s all over now.” I smiled and shrugged, “Now we’re clear. From now on, let everything that happened to us, no matter what, become a past.” 

Nathan looked at me incredulously, his eyes turning red. 

“So you think we’re even?”