Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 115

(Olivia’s POV)

“No!”

The scream tore from my throat as I watched Lily’s remains disappear into the water below. My eyes, bloodshot and wild with desperation, tracked the crystal pendant’s arc through the air before it vanished beneath the rippling surface of the Moonlit Reflection Pool.

“Lily…” I murmured, my voice breaking on my daughter’s name.

Without thinking, I tumbled out of the hospital bed, ignoring the searing pain that shot through

my battered body. I rushed to the window, my heart pounding frantically in my chest. The

rational part of my mind knew the drop was dangerous, but I didn’t care. All that mattered was

saving what remained of my daughter.

I leaned dangerously far out, my body already halfway through the opening. The cool night air

hit my face as I stared down at the shimmering water below. I was too late. The pendant

containing Lily’s ashes had already disappeared beneath the surface.

Strong hands suddenly gripped my waist, pulling me back from the edge. Ethan’s fingers dug into my skin as he yanked me away from the window.

“What the hell are you doing?” he demanded, his amber eyes blazing with anger and

confusion.

He couldn’t understand. How could he? He’d never cared about Lily when she was alive. Why

would he care about her remains now?

I pushed against his chest with all my strength, surprising both of us with the force of my fury. “Get away from me!”

My eyes burned with unshed tears as I shoved past him. I had to get to the pool. I had to find Lily’s pendant before it was lost forever.

I didn’t spare Ethan a second glance as I rushed out of the room, my mind consumed with only one thought: saving what remained of my daughter. The hospital corridor blurred around me as I ran toward the elevator.

“Olivia Winters!” Ethan’s voice boomed behind me, but I ignored him.

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I slammed my palm against the elevator button repeatedly, willing the doors to open faster.

When they finally did, I stumbled inside and jabbed at the ground floor button. Just as the

doors began to close, I caught a glimpse of Ethan running toward me, his face contorted with

rage.

The doors shut in his face, and I sagged against the elevator wall, my breath coming in short,

painful gasps. My ribs screamed in protest with each inhale, but I pushed the pain aside.

Nothing mattered except getting to Lily.

When the elevator reached the ground floor, I burst out and headed straight for the back exit of the Silvercrest Pack Medical Den. The cool night air hit me like a physical blow as I stumbled

outside, my thin hospital gown offering little protection against the chill.

I spotted the Moonlit Reflection Pool immediately, its surface shimmering under the pale light of the moon. Without hesitation, I ran toward it, my bare feet slapping against the cold ground.

My mind was clouded by grief, all reason abandoned. All I knew was that Lily had fallen into the water, and I had to get her back. Nothing else mattered.

I reached the edge of the pool and climbed over the decorative railing, preparing to jump in.