Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 11

Chapter 11: Confrontation and Revelation

Chapter 11: Confrontation and Revelation

(Olivia’s POV)

I froze at the sight before me. Ethan was leaning over to kiss Victoria inside his car, their silhouettes clearly visible through the windshield. His large hand cupped her face tenderly, a gesture he’d never shown me.

*Traitorous man and his mistress,” James spat, his hazel eyes flashing with anger.

I felt a familiar ache in my chest but quickly suppressed it. This pain was an old friend by now.

“Let’s go,” I said quietly, adjusting the Rose–Quartz Helmet on my head.

James wasn’t ready to leave. “I should go over there and-”

“No,” I placed a restraining hand on his arm. “It’s not worth it.”

Too late. Ethan had spotted us. His amber eyes narrowed as he recognized James Knight sitting on his motorcycle with me behind him.

The possessive fury that crossed his face was unmistakable. His jaw clenched tight as he

stared directly at us.

James defiantly raised his visor and glared directly at Ethan. A silent challenge passed

between the two men.

“Hold on tight, Liv,” James said, revving his Midnight Rider’s engine loudly.

The powerful motorcycle roared to life beneath us. The sound echoed across the parking lot, drawing attention from passersby.

Before I could protest, James deliberately drove close to Ethan’s car. The motorcycle’s wheels. nearly grazed the expensive paint job.

Ethan’s face contorted with rage. His hands gripped the steering wheel so tightly his knuckles

turned white.

We sped away, the wind whipping around us. James weaved through traffic with expert precision, putting distance between us and Ethan.

I clung to James’s back, aware of what he was doing. Always my protector, always trying to

defend my honor.

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But my heart remained unmoved by the display. I was beyond caring about Ethan’s betrayals.

“Was that necessary?” I asked when we stopped at a traffic light.

James turned his head slightly. “Absolutely. That bastard deserves worse.”

His voice was filled with righteous anger. James had always been protective of me, but his

hatred of Ethan had intensified since Lily’s death.

The light turned green, and we continued toward the Moonlight Market. James parked his motorcycle and helped me remove my helmet.

“Let’s get some food,” he suggested, his expression softening. “I’ll cook dinner for you tonight.”

We walked through the market together. James’s tall figure stayed protective beside me,

glaring at anyone who came too close.

He selected fresh venison, moonlight herbs, and other ingredients with care. His eyes lit up

when he found perfectly ripe berries.

“Remember when we were kids?” he asked, examining a bunch of herbs. “How we’d dream

about having enough food?”

I nodded, memories of our orphanage days flashing through my mind. “And now you’re a

gourmet chef.”

James grinned, the boyish smile transforming his handsome face. “Only for you, Liv. Only for

you.”

At Maple Grove, James insisted on cooking while I rested. I sat at the kitchen table, watching

him work with practiced ease.

The familiar scent of herbs and venison filled the kitchen. James hummed softly as he prepared the meal, occasionally glancing at me with concern.

“I’ll just check on something,” he said quietly, wiping his hands on a towel.

I watched as he headed toward Lily’s room. James had loved my daughter like his own.

He often spoke to her memorial portrait, telling her about his day, keeping her memory alive. It

was his way of honoring her

The doorbell rang while James was still in Lily’s room. I hesitated before approaching the

door, peering through the peephole.

Ethan Stone stood on my doorstep. His powerful frame radiated tension, his amber eyes

burning with fury.

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I backed away from the door, but it was too late. He had sensed my presence.

“Open the door, Olivia,” his deep voice commanded through the wood. “I know you’re there.”

My heart raced despite myself. Why couldn’t he just leave me alone?

“Go away, Ethan,” I called back. “I have nothing to say to you.”

There was a moment of silence before he spoke again. “I saw you with Knight. Open this door

“That’s none of your business,” I replied coldly. “You lost the right to question me years ago.”

Ethan moved closer, towering over me. His amber eyes searched my face with an intensity that made my heart race despite myself.

Without warning, he pushed me against the door. His powerful body trapped mine, leaving no room for escape.

Ethan broke the kiss, turning to face James with a snart. “This doesn’t concern you, Knight.”