Before Andrew could say anything, several people walked into Medicine God’s Covenant. They were all in uniform, sharp and disciplined.

Leading the group was Luna, followed closely by her aide, Leslie. Behind them were three soldiers carrying a massive plaque.

The moment Andrew saw Luna, a flicker of embarrassment crossed his face.

“Ms. Phelan, you’re here,” he said awkwardly.

Luna gave him a strange look but did not respond. Instead, she walked straight over to Valerie.

Tear stains still lingered at the corners of Valerie’s eyes, but her expression had already turned cold. She said flatly, “I was handling some personal matters. Now that you’re here, I’ll take my leave.”

She nodded lightly at Luna and turned to go.

However, Luna stepped forward, blocking her path. “Hold on.”

Valerie sneered. “What, you’re going to tell me what to do now?”

Luna said seriously, “Valerie, I’ve never cared what you do or what you’re thinking. That’s your business, not mine. But why were you crying? What happened between you and Andrew?”

Valerie clenched her jaw. “What happened? Why don’t you ask that shameless bastard?”

Luna’s gaze instantly shifted to Andrew. “Can I ask what exactly happened between you two?”

Andrew scratched the back of his neck with a wry smile. “Nothing much, really. Just a small misunderstanding. By the way, what brings you all here?”

Luna replied coldly, “Mr. Turman sent me to deliver this plaque as a congratulatory gift for your grand opening. However, after seeing this scene, I’ve lost my mood for any celebration. I just want to know what happened between you and Valerie.”

Andrew waved a hand. “Nothing happened, I swear. Just a tiny misunderstanding, that’s all.”

Luna pressed on. “A tiny misunderstanding doesn’t make someone cry like that. I need to know what you did to her.”

Andrew sighed. “Right, I almost forgot. You two are the Holtrien Army’s famous pair, the twin beauties of the force: the lady general and the army’s golden girl. But I thought you two couldn’t stand each other. So why are you suddenly so concerned about her?”

Valerie, her temper swinging wildly, snapped, “Exactly, Luna! Why are you butting into my business?”

Luna frowned, her tone turning icy, “Your business doesn’t concern me in the slightest. What concerns me is my own. Valerie, you should know that whether in the military or outside of it, I’ve always held back for your sake."

She continued, “You’ve constantly gone against me, but I’ve let it slide every time. And the only reason I’ve tolerated you is because your family elder, also a General, is someone I deeply respect."

“But let me warn you, Valerie… When it comes to Andrew, you’d better stay out of it. Don’t even think about pulling any schemes or trying to hurt him again. If I ever find out that you’ve plotted against him, I won’t hesitate to act.”

Her words were so bold and commanding that Andrew’s mind went blank.

Even Valerie was stunned.

Their grudge was clearly Andrew’s fault because he was the one who had humiliated her.

So, how did Luna twist it into her being the scheming one?

And what the hell did she mean by that threat?

Was she really defending Andrew?

What was going on between the two of them, and why did Luna suddenly have the right to talk to her like that?