Chapter 34. The Innocence

Luna Asterbelle's POV

The skies seemed to be sympathizing with how Andrea passed away. There were no signs of stars, and even the moon was blocked by the dark clouds that were endlessly releasing droplets of water. Every single step that I took as I went to the Blood Moon Pack’s premises was absolutely heavy. It was like my feet were locked up in chains and were pulling me backwards so that I wouldn’t be able to go to my destination.

I parted ways with Jerome, and since I told him before not to attend Andrea’s burial, I’m pretty sure that our paths would not cross for a while.

"Luna, you’ve finally arrived; we’ve been waiting for you for about an hour now. We thought that you wouldn’t come," Mrs. Asterbelle said as she walked closer to me to assist me in stepping forth at the entrance of the venue. "Everyone else that was invited is already inside. You should go in as well and pay your respects to the friend that you’ve lost," she murmured.

My mother’s words