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Chapter 551
Chapter 551
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Leaving Andrius and Noelle alone.
“Mr. Moonshade…”
A moment of silence later, Noelle asked, “You’ve done so much for Ms. Crestfall. Why don’t you just tell her the truth? If you tell her that you are the Wolf King, it will definitely improve your relationship with her.”
The title of the Wolf King alone was enough to drive countless girls crazy.
Andrius shook his head. “This is my matter. I don’t need the world to know about it. It will only bring more
trouble.”
Noelle looked regretful. “So, you are going to let her misunderstand you for life and shoulder all the blame?”
She thought of herself when she said those words to Andrius. Had she not gone up to Camelback Mountain and seen it with her own eyes, she would have continued to misunderstand Andrius as well.
The thought increased her admiration for Andrius.
“Heavy is the head that wears the crown.” Andrius looked up into the night sky and said, “The Wolf King is a lone wolf that people don’t understand. He must walk the path of bramble alone; if he wants to reach the top, he must first have the heart to hold the world.”
Noelle shuddered.
Although Andrius was right in front of her, she felt like she was looking at a superior being standing on a mountain peak, peering down at all life. He was like the supreme God or a reigning ruler.
Her heart melted and reforged into one just for Andrius.
The full moon started to darken after shedding its soft brilliance on the land. A shade of white appeared from the horizon and brought forth an army of dark clouds.
As the dark clouds moved closer, the night got darker.
When the full moon was shrouded, it darkened the sky. The land plunged into eternal darkness.
The wind roared, whirring and sending chills down one’s spine. The branches and leaves danced like pagans celebrating the arrival of demons.
Whirr!
The crows were startled, crowing ominously.
Kakroom!
A bolt of lightning broke the eternal dark sky for a split second. The land then returned to darkness when the bolt of lightning faded.
Swoosh!
It started to rain cats and dogs, forming torrential streams on the uneven ground.
Back at Dream’s Waterfront, Luna lay on her bed with her doors and windows closed.
The shut windows did not stop the loud rain and frightening thunder. It irritated her even more.
The Wolf King was not there, but he left behind a book about medicine.
While Andrius was still around, he was flirting with some girl. More importantly, she caught him red- handed every time he did so.
The Wolf King’s title earned the people’s respect and he was known for his combat capabilities and outstanding medical skills.
Andrius was just a boastful caveman.
The Wolf King would intervene at every critical moment and save her from crisis after crisis.
Andrius bragged, but he would stand on her side at times, at least with his loud words.
One was the strongest man known whereas the other was the most boastful.
They should not be compared together because it would defile the Wolf King’s holiness.
Phew
Luna took a deep breath and finally cleared her thoughts.
Andrius was nothing but a clown, a pawn in her game of marriage. There was no need for her to be so concerned about him. He could do whatever he wanted.
Brrr…
The rain got heavier and the thunder got louder.
Luna did not hear anything outside her room.
On second thought, Andrius had not come back.
“Whatever. He can sleep in the rain if he wants. I don’t care!”
Back at the garage, Andrius and Noir were having some beer.
Andrius told Noir about how Luna caught him red–handed and sighed. “It’s hard being a man.”
“How hard could it be?” Noir chuckled. “Andy, you just have to reveal your identity and Luna will listen to your every word. Even if you have ten women, she won’t say anything.”
Ten? What ten women?
Noir had just left the Western Frontline for a short while, but he already spoke like a nosy woman.
Andrius glared at Noir. “Cut the crap.”
“Aye! Indeed, I’m talking crap!” Noir smiled brightly. He then switched to a more serious topic, “Andy, what are you going to do next?”
Andrius did not answer. He asked, “What about the Hawkeye Group? Any news?”
“The Hawkeye Group…” Noir put his pint of beer down and said, “They report to me once a night, and to keep it confidential, they reported to me in person. Speaking of which, today’s report should be coming in.”
Before his voice faded, a black car arrived in front of the garage.
