Chatper 76
Chapter 76
They locked eyes for a few seconds and Jreacted first. She jumped at him, kicked off his knife,
and tackled him to the ground. Kass let out a painful gasp as Jtwisted his arm to his back.
“Janet! It’s me!” Kass cried.
“I know it’s you!” Jhissed, “What are you doing by my bedside with a knife!”
Kass stared back at Jwith shocked eyes, “W–What are you talking about? It’s your knife! You
always keep a knife under your pillow while sleeping. Remember?”
Jglanced at the knife that had dropped to the ground.
Kass was right. It was indeed her knife. It was an old habit of her to keep a weapon nearby when she
was asleep.
“OK. But what were you doing with it? And what were you even in my tent?” Jsnapped.
Kass’s body shivered.
At first, Jthought he was shaking in fear, but then she discovered that it was because of shock and
anger.
“Are you suspecting me?!” Kass snarled with a hurtful voice, “You think I was–was trying to do
something to you with that knife? Are you f**king crazy Janet? Doubting
He sounded generously mad.
Jloosened her grip slightly but still kept him kneeling on the ground, “Then why did you cinto
my tent?”
“I was taking my switch off the night watch! I passed by your tent and wanted to check on you. I saw
you asleep and that dagger was only an inch away from your face. I was afraid that it might cut you in
your sleep, so I took it and wanted to put it somewhere else!”
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtJfroze on her spot for a few seconds and finally released Kass.
Yet Kass didn’t stand up from the ground. He looked up at her with a deeply traumatized look.
“I can’t believe you actually thought I would kill you…” he murmured in astonishment.
Jdidn’t feel so good about this either, “Sorry. I–I have been edgy for too long and I overreacted. I
thought you were going to do something after I decided to tell Daran about your identity…
She met with Kass’s sad eyes and stopped talking.
“Th–This is absurd. Before I told you my secret, you would trustwith your back on the battlefield.
Yet now you can’t even standstanding by your bedside…” Kass choked, “Is your trust completely
gone? Is there nothing I can do now?”
Jlet out a long sigh.
Her heart wanted to believe in Kass, yet her mind urged her to do the opposite. She was not simply
JManning. She was also the Gamma of the Blood Moon Pack,
responsible for thousands of soldiers‘ lives
responsible for thousands of soldiers‘ lives.
If she trusted the wrong person, she couldn’t bear the consequences.
“I am fine, and you saw it already, Kass. Now go back to your night watch,” she said exhaustedly.
Yet Kass didn’t listen to her this time.
He grabbed the knife on the floor hastily. Instead of pointing it at her, he directed it at his belly region.
“None of these would happen if I weren’t a rogue right?” he hissed, clenching the knife, “Do you want
“Drop the knife!” Jbellowed.
Yet he cut himself with that knife instead. His shirt soon becred with blood.
“I didn’t want to lie to you. But I hate it more when you look atwith those doubtful eyes,” he choked.
“Maybe it was a mistake coming to the Blood Moon Pack. Maybe I should let the rogues killyears
ago..”
Jfelt her chest contract with grief. Her vision becblurred with tears.
Just then, a series of footsteps cfrom outside the tent. Before any of them could react, a tall figure
burst into the tent hastily.
It was Daran..
“What the hell happened!” he growled, his eyes scanning the room.
With the blood and the knife, it sure looked like a crscene.
“We were just talking-” Jsaid weakly.
“Talking with Blade?” Daran walked up to Jwith one step and examined her face closely, “Are you
hurt?”
Jshook her head. She looked towards Kass and sighed, “Go back to your shift.” Kass stood stiffly
on his spot, staring at them with gloomy eyes. Blood was still dripping down from his fingertips.
Jtook out a roll of bandage from her back and placed it in Kass’s pocket, “Go wrap yourself up.”
He still didn’t move.
“Leave us. Now,” Daran spoke up eventually. His voice was deep with majesty, making Kass quiver and
caving into his Alpha aura.
Dropping the knife, Kass turned and left the tent holding his head down.
“So,” Daran turned to Jwith his gaze turning soft, “You want to tellwhat happened?”
“Can we not do it here?” Jsaid with a muffled voice. The tent smelt like Kass’s blood, which was
making her feel blue.
“Cwith me.”
Daran took her hand and led her out of the tent.
They crossed the camping area, made it through the dark forest, and eventually arrived at a small hill.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmThe night breeze was cool and gentle up there. And without the blocking of tree branches, they got to
see the silver moon hanging in the sky.
“Wow,” Jlet out a gasp of amazement.
Daran stood by her side and looked up to the sky with her, “I have always wanted to do this with you…
Bathed under the silver moonlight on a peaceful night with
nothing but the sound of birds and wind around us.”
Jfelt her heart swell and she smiled, “Too bad we are not back at the packhouse.”
They stood there quietly for a long time, taking in this beautiful scenery in silence.
And Jspoke up eventually, “There is something about Kass I haven’t told you.”
“What about him?” Daran asked.
Daran stayed in silence for a while and said slowly, “Well,neither.”
“Not even after you know that he is a rogue?” Jasked in disbelief.
She thought Daran would react much stronger towards this.
Jlet out a long sigh of relief.
Having Daran here to back her up really eased off her stress.
Daran gazed into the distance. After a long pause, he said slowly, “I have a guess about the mole.”
“What?” Jgasped looking up at him.
Daran was a steady person. When he said that he had a “guess,” good chances were he was already
90% sure of this.
“Well, who is it?” Jdemanded eagerly.
Daran lowered his upper body and whispered a ninto Janet’s ear.