The Lunar Curse: A Second Chance With Alpha Draven novel Chapter 138

Chapter 138: A Surprise Attack

Meredith.

"How are you adjusting to your new phone?" Dennis asked, scooting closer to me.

"I even forgot I have a new phone. No one calls me," I sighed, pouring out my frustration.

The only thing that has been occupying a greater part of my mind lately is Valmora and Queen Serena. I need to sort out the issue with my wolf first before anything else. freēwebnovel.com

"You will get used to it soon," Dennis said to me. Then his smile grew wider. "I know what to do. I will call you every morning before breakfast and then in the evening to remind you about our practice. How does it sound?"

I nodded. My spirit lifted immediately.

Jeffery was the next to arrive, so Dennis went back to his seat. They exchanged greetings before Jeffery turned to me.

"Good morning, my lady."

"Good morning," I replied and watched him settle down.

Shortly, Wanda and her brother arrived. Levi exchanged warm pleasantries with Dennis and Jeffery before fixing his attention on me.

"Good morning, Luna Meredith."

He was polite, so, I returned the favour.

Wanda settled down next to her brother, across from us at the table. She hadn’t bothered to greet anyone.

But Dennis decided to take the pains to school her.

He propped his elbows on the table and stared at her. "Wanda, your own brother is so humble despite all his achievements and titles across our race. Yet, you, with only less than half of it, cannot be respectful to others."

Wanda rolled her eyes. "My brother and I are two different people. You can’t expect me to be his shadow."

"Well, you’re already his shadow given how unreasonable you are with the lousy excuses instead of admitting to your mistakes," Dennis said to her and withdrew his hands from the table.

Wanda wouldn’t even respect Jeffery, a respected Beta from one of the Royal werewolf packs. I blamed Draven for everything.

Just then, Draven walked in, and we all stood to greet him.

Breakfast carried on in subtle silence before Wanda decided that peace wasn’t her thing. Then she started a conversation.

Everyone else joined, giving their piece, except me. The topic they were talking about had nothing to do with me.

"Let’s chat a bit after breakfast in my office," Draven said to Levi.

"Sure," he replied eagerly.

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~**Draven**~

I didn’t particularly like having company so early in the morning—especially not in my office—but I’d invited Levi here myself.

The man sat across from me now, legs slightly spread, cup of black coffee cradled in one large hand. He had that same calm composure Wanda wore when she was scheming—only Levi’s was more charming and far less grating.

"How was the journey?" I asked, leaning back slightly on the armrest of the couch.

He shrugged. "Uneventful. But I enjoyed the silence. Being a warrior doesn’t come with many quiet days."

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