The Luna Is Gone by Angelique Quinn

Chapter 92 Diana's pov Nathan and | have never had a wedding before.

| didn’t believe Mrs. Wayne didn’t tell Avia.

Avia was doing this just to show off to me.

| felt funny.

“The fact is, | won't agree. My tis precious and won't be wasted on useless things,” | said coldly.

Almost as | finished speaking, | received a message.

It was from Nathan. He sentan address and toldhe would wait forthere.

| clicked on the address and my hands trembled slightly.

It was...the underground parking lot of a top wedding company.

So, not only Avia, but Nathan also wantedto provide advice for their wedding, right? Bitterness was spreading in my chest.

On the phone, Avia’s voice was still continuing- “Diana, are you listening to me? Why aren’t you answering? You...” “Sorry,” | put my phone back to my ear. “What did you say just now? | didn’t pay attention.” “What are you saying? How dare you not listen carefully to me?” Avia was angry and shocked, her voice sharp and piercing.

| had to hold my phone further away.

“... Oh, I know.” Avia’s voice slowed down after a series of crazy shouts. She said with a strange tone, “You don’t dare to come, because you still love Nathan, but Nathan loves me! You're afraid to face this fact. You'll be sad! You'll be angry! You'll be jealous!” | sighed and beceven more speechless.

“Okay, | will go,” | said calmly.

It was not because | wanted to prove something to Avia, but because the tNathan and | had agreed came.

Given the address Nathan sent me, | could only grit my teeth and agree to Avia.

Half an hour later, | stepped into this top wedding company that claimed to be the most luxurious in the world.

Immediately, a staff member cto greet me. “Madam, do you have an appointment for today?” “I'm here to find someone,” | told the staff.

“Okay, could you please provide his or her name?” “Nathan Wayne,” | blurted out.

| thought since Nathan brought Avia here, the registrant should also be Nathan. However, after checking today’s customer list, the staff shook her head at me.

“Sorry madam, we don’t have a customer named Nathan Wayne today.” I was stunned for a moment.

How could it not be? “Madam, would you like to call to inquire?” “Ah no...could you please helpcheck the n‘Avia‘ again?” “Okay.” This time, the staff successfully found Avia’s information.

“Madam, please follow me.” Under the guidance of the staff, | quickly found Avia.

She was surrounded by a group of maids and wedding service staff, picking out tableware in front of the booth.

Seeing me, she eagerly walked up to me.

“You actually came,” she pretended to be surprised. “I thought you were just joking, but didn’t dare to come.” The wedding planner whispered to Avia, “Who is this lady?” “Oh, my fiancé’ s ex-wife,” Avia said with a contemptuous eyebrow.

Suddenly, everyone's gaze towardschanged from polite to disgusting.

“Do you needto have someone kick her out?” Asked the wedding planner, “If you think she’s in the way.” Avia remained silent, just looking atleisurely.

There was a loud sound of discussion around.

“I really can’t imagine. As an unexpected ex-wife, how could she dare to attend today’s event?” “She must be here to destroy the event! Maybe she’ll go crazy in public!” “We should call in more bodyguards and not let her disturb the guest’s good mood, so as not to lose this big order.” The wedding planner had not yet received Avia’s order, so he instructed the staff around him, “Get this woman out.” “Yes!” Several young men wearing white shirts walked towards me.

At this moment, Avia, who had been silent all along, finally spoke up.

“You step aside,” She said with a smile. “My fiancé has no feelings for her anymore, so | don’t care about her appearance. I'm not that mean.” She acted so friendly that everyone around her couldn't stop praising her.

Avia picked up my hand and said, “Diana, cwithto pick the utensils. | need your advice.” | detested her touch deeply.

| pulled my arm back, frowned and looked at her, “Stay away from me.” What surprisedwas that Avia actually fell.

A large group of staff and maids rushed to help her up, while silently cursing my malicious behavior.

“Diana.” Avia stood still and looked atwith innocent eyes, “I know you're still immersed in the pain of losing Nathan, so | don’t blyou for pushing me.” | didn’t push her. | just withdrew my arm. | didn’t even exert any force.

Avia intentionally fell.

| rolled my eyes at her, and my patience had run out.

“I'm not here to see you,” | said coldly. “Where’s Nathan? Let him csee me.’ | glanced at my watch. It would be 2 p.m. in twenty minutes. | didn’t have tto act with Avia.

If Nathan didn’t appear again, then | would go to The Enchantment alone. “Nathan...” Avia paused for a moment, and a smug smile suddenly appeared at the corner of her mouth. “Nathan went to the jewelry store to pick up our engagement ring. But he should be back soon. Do you have anything to tell him?” I remained silent.

Avia continued, “Anyway, lettreat you before Nathan comes over.” | took a deep breath, gritted my teeth, and finally suppressed the annoyance in my heart.

Fine, | could wait for another twenty minutes.

“Miss, what do you think of this set of tableware?” The staff asked Avia with a beautifully designed ceramic tableware.

Avia only glanced at it and frowned in disgust.

“Do you know who I'm getting engaged to? Dark Moon Pack’s Alpha. I'm about to becLuna. You letuse this cheap cutlery?” “I...” The staff was probably startled. She didn’t expect the guest who had been friendly to suddenly change her face. She stuttered, “Then I'll choose another set for you.” “No need,” Avia pressed her forehead and said, “I only have one requirement. All the utensils at my engagement banquet must be made of pure gold.” “Based on the number of personnel you provided, we are unable to prepare so much gold now. How about you choosing both porcelain and gold cutlery?” “No!” Avia glared at the staff, “I want gold! If the gold is not enough now, then have people make it!” “But the cost will be very high..." “Do you think | can’t afford it?” Avia sneered, “My fiancé said he would givea century engagement banquet.

He doesn’t care about the price, only whether I'm happy or not.” Avia looked at me, her eyes full of pride.

| calmly averted my gaze without any response.

Perhaps it didn’t makeuncomfortable, so Avia was disappointed. After a while, she walked up towith another booklet in hand.

“Diana, you have nothing to do now. Why don’t you helpchoose the flowers for my wedding? Do you think | should choose red roses or pink roses? Actually, | think the golden roses are also beautiful.” “You can choose all,” | said lightly.

“Right!” Avia raised her eyebrows and a hint of mockery appeared in her eyes. “By the way, | haven't asked what kind of flowers you used at your engagement banquet with Nathan.” My eyelashes trembled.

Avia covered her mouth and said, “Oh my god, you haven't had a engagement banquet before, right? Are you so not important to him? Oh, you're so pitiful.” Avia said | was pitiful, but her eyes showed no sympathy at all. Instead, they were filled with mockery.

“What about your wedding?” She asked again, “You've held a wedding, haven't you? Don’t tellyou haven't even held a wedding...” “..."” My silence replaced my answer.

Avia couldn't help but burst out laughing. “God, what did | hear? No wedding? Were you really married? You can’t even be counted as Nathan's ex-wife. You're at most a mistress he abandoned.” Avia shook her head and mocked, “If | had known you didn’t know anything, | wouldn't have let you cover.

Obviously, you can’t help me, poor bitch!” Avia walked away happily in her high heels, continuing to choose other engagement items.

A burning and piercing sensation cfrom my palm. | slowly opened my hands, only to realize that my nails had already penetrated the flesh.

And at that moment, Nathan finally arrived.