The Luna Is Gone

Chapter 107

Diana’s pov

After lunch, April and I casually strolled through a few malls. During this time, I received a call from the manager of ‘Ocean Heart.‘ Besides informing me that they had sent the Crystal Golden Crown to my villa, he also reported a significant new deal today—a collector from the Crimson Claw Pack spent 8.3 billion on a set of jewelry.

Opening my bank account, I found a substantial sum had indeed been added. Glancing at April, I noticed her standing at the counter, eyes fixed on a sleek yacht model behind the glass, marveling.

“Like it?” I asked.

“Pretty cool,” April nodded, eyes unblinking. “It would look amazing in a room.”

“I’ll gift it to you.”

“Hmm?”

Half an hour later, April asked, astonished, “When you said you’d gift me a yacht, is it this kind?” A nearly 330–foot super yacht stretched before us, silver–white and incredibly stylish.

“Yeah,” I winked, “What did you think it was?”

“I thought you meant the model in the display! Who knew it was a real yacht?” April clasped her chest, taking deep breaths. “Diana, tell me, how much does this yacht cost?”

“13 billion,” I answered truthfully.

April gasped for air.

After a moment, she shook her head repeatedly. “No, no, this is too extravagant. I can’t accept such a valuable gift.” Copyright by Nôv/elDrama.Org.

“But…” I pulled out the purchase contract, waving it in front of April. “I’ve already bought it.”

“What? You spent 13 billion just like that?”

“It’s just a small amount, easily earned back. Besides, I’ve already bought it…”

I forcefully handed the purchase contract to April.

Helplessly, she looked at me for a while, eventually accepting it with a smile. “Okay, let me think about what to do with this yacht. It’s impossible to use it as decoration in the room, so…

Tuesday, early morning.

Knock, knock, knock! Urgent knocking woke me up. Yawning, I got up and opened the door, only to be tightly hugged.

“Diana! I’m back! Ahhh! I missed you so much!”

Excited female voices entered my ears, fully waking me up.

Nora finally let go, cheerfully taking off her black sunglasses, revealing beautiful green eyes.

In the bedroom, Nora eagerly shared the fun of her trip with me. After chatting for a while, she suggested wanting to meet Lionel

Lionel was already awake, being fed by the nanny. As soon as the little guy saw me and Nora, he stopped drinking milk, giggling with his tiny fists clenched.

“Ah! Nora excitedly exclaimed again. “The baby is too cute! Dlana…”

Nora clasped her hands together in front of her chest, eyes shining. “Can I hold him?”

“Of course.” I smiled.

Nora excitedly hopped, but when she actually took Lionel, her movements were exceptionally cautious.

“So soft,” she exclaimed, “soft little arms, little legs, so adorable!”

Lionel made babbling sounds in Nora’s arms.

“He’s too handsome! I’ve never seen such a cute baby! Those amber–colored eyes, like beautiful gemstones!” Nora marveled repeatedly.

My thoughts had already wandered elsewhere with Nora’s words. Amber–colored…. Nathan’s irises were also amber. These eyes, when focused on someone, always gave a deep and affectionate illusion. I think the first time I saw Nathan, I was captivated by his eyes. In the sunlight, clear and transparent, looking down at me, it made me mistakenly believe he was also infatuated with me at first sight.

“…Diana? Diana?” Nora’s voice pulled me back. “What are you thinking? I’ve called you several times, and you ignored me.”

“I…” I lowered my gaze, hastily concealing the turmoil in my eyes. “Nothing, just lost in thought.”

I must be crazy. At this point, why would I still think of Nathan? Tomorrow is his engagement banquet with Avia; by now, they’ve likely boarded the car back to Dark Moon Pack. I should learn to completely forget the past with Nathan.

“Miss, breakfast is ready. Alpha and Luna are waiting for you downstairs in the dining room.” The maid’s voice came from the doorway.

“Okay,” I replied and turned back to Nora. “Have you had breakfast?”

“Not yet.” Nora handed Lionel back to the nanny.

“Then let me have the maid prepare another breakfast. Let’s go downstairs.”

At the dining table, Marc asked me, “Have you chosen your escort for the dance?”

I paused, suddenly remembering there would be a dance at the engagement banquet. Marc had reminded me to pick a dance partner, but I completely forgot due to being busy with Gummy Skull and William’s matters recently.

Seeing my silence, Marc sighed heavily. “You indeed forgot.”

“But we’re leaving for Dark Moon Pack this afternoon. Who can I choose now?” April looked worried. Suddenly, her eyes lit up. “I know! I’ve collected a lot of information

on high–quality eligible bachelors recently. I’ll go pick-”

“W–wait a minute!” I grabbed April, who was about to get up, widened my eyes, and asked, “Why are you picking such a high–quality eligible bachelors?”

“I…” April’s eyes flashed with a hint of guilt as she exchanged a glance with Marc. Without saying, I also knew she and Marc hadn’t given up on the idea of matchmaking for me.

“Never mind.” I rubbed my forehead. “I’ve already chosen someone for the dance. I’ll contact them after breakfast. As for your high–quality single men…”

My gaze fell on Nora, who was enjoying her meal. I said, “Pick one for her.”

Nora, puzzled, raised her head. “Huh? Me? Pick one for what?”

After breakfast, I picked up my phone and dialed a familiar number.

“I’m busy right now. Speak quickly.”

Moss’s chilly voice sounded on the other end of the phone, and besides that, I seemed to hear the sound of liquid pouring into a glass.

“Um… there’s something I’d like to ask for your help with,” I touched my nose, “it’s… at Nathan’s engagement banquet, I’m missing a male escort, and I was thinking of having you as my partner.”

As my words fell, there was a sudden sound of glass shattering on the phone. “Moss? What happened on your end?”

Moss seemed to mutter something under his breath, but it was too low for me to hear.

“Nothing.” After a few seconds, his voice came back, “You just said you want me to be your male escort?”

“Ah… yes.”

“Why?” Moss asked, his tone surprisingly serious. “There should be plenty of men who are interested in you. You just wave your hand, and they would come flocking. Why me?”

“Because…”

For a moment, I was speechless.

I couldn’t tell Moss that if he didn’t come, the one who would be coming would be the blind date selected by April for me, and I’d be busy dealing with those people.

“Because I thought of you first.”

This wasn’t a lie. Moss and I were close friends in the lab, so it was natural for me to ask him for a favor.

mother’s designs.”

“You’re right…”

Probably recalling Avia’s words and actions just now, April made a disdainful sound. After a while, her eyes suddenly lit up, and she looked at me meaningfully.

This wasn’t a lie. Moss and I were close triends in the lab, so it was natural for me to ask him for a favor.

mother’s designs.”

“You’re right…”

Probably recalling Avia’s words and actions just now, April made a disdainful sound.

After a while, her eyes suddenly lit up, and she looked at me meaningfully.

“Diana, I have a suggestion.”

“What?”

“Imagine this – if Avia desperately wants to get her hands on the flagship treasure of ‘Ocean Heart‘ she mentioned–the Crystal Golden Crown – how do you think she’ll react when she sees it on you? I bet her expression will be very amusing.”

April licked her lips, looking like a mischievous little devil.

I sighed, reluctantly saying, “Forget it, I don’t want to bother with Avia…”

“How can you forget? Just the thought of Avia’s arrogance earlier makes me so angry! I don’t care; even if it’s for me, you must settle this score.”

“April…”

“Oh, my stomach hurts…” April started clutching her stomach and groaning, occasionally stealing glances at me to observe my reaction.

I could only pick up my phone and called the manager temporarily handling ‘Ocean Heart,‘ instructing him to deliver the flagship treasure to my villa.

As soon as the call ended, April sat up straight, eating from her plate as if nothing had happened, showing no signs of discomfort.

Avia’s POV

“Bitch! Damn bitch!” I was so angry that my lungs felt like they were about to explode; I had to release the overwhelming rage by shouting.

Diana… How dare she conspire with that hateful designer to play tricks on me?

Why hasn’t Diana died yet?

Why did all the people I sent to assassinate her fail?

The racetrack, the garage… why did she manage to escape every time? Why!

“Ah ah ah!” I couldn’t control my roar.

“Luna…” My maid followed behind me, cautiously calling me.

I turned around, and she flinched her neck suddenly.

Her reaction made me even more furious.

‘Am I such a terrifying monster? Will I kill you? Who are you showing this timid appearance to?” I sternly scolded, gripping the maid’s ear tightly.

She screamed in pain, begging for mercy continuously.

“I was wrong… I was wrong, Luna, please spare me… please, I beg you…”