Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 136

I snatched the broken pieces from his hands and threw them down with force, grinding them.

under my heel.

“Whatever gift he gave you, I’ll replace it tenfold,” I snarled, my wolf marking its territory.

Olivia stared at me with horror, her emerald eyes wide with disbelief and rage.

“You… you…” She couldn’t even form words, her body trembling with fury.

The door to the pottery studio burst open, and an elderly she–wolf rushed out, her face creased

with concern.

“Oh no! The mug!” she exclaimed, looking at the shattered pieces on the ground. “Poor Lily worked on that mug for two whole months. She wanted it to be perfect for her father.”

The world seemed to stop spinning. I stared at the broken pieces, suddenly understanding

what I had destroyed.

“Lily made this?” I whispered, my wolf whining in distress.

“Yes,” Clara continued, oblivious to the tension. “She was so determined to make it all by herself. Said her daddy would love it because she made every part of it. I can help her make

another one if you’d like?”

Olivia’s laugh was bitter, cutting through the night air like a blade.

“There won’t be another one, Clara,” she said, her voice hollow. “Lily is dead. She died on her

fifth birthday, waiting for her father who never came.”

Clara’s hand flew to her mouth, her eyes filling with tears. “Oh, Olivia, I didn’t know…”

But Olivia’s attention was fixed on me, her emerald eyes burning with accusation.

“She spent two months making this for you,” she said, her voice breaking. “While you were

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“Olivia, wait-” Ethan reached for me, but Lucas stepped between us.

“I think you’ve done enough damage for one night, Stone,” Lucas said, his voice low and

dangerous.

The two Alphas faced each other, their wolves bristling beneath their skin. The air crackled

with tension as neither man backed down.

I took advantage of their standoff to step away, suddenly feeling lightheaded. The emotional toll of the evening–the confrontation at the Stone Ancestral Hall, the public rejection, and now

this final heartbreak–was too much.

The world tilted sideways as my knees buckled beneath me. I heard someone call my name

as darkness edged my vision.

As I began to fall, strong arms caught me. Through blurring vision, I saw Ethan’s face above mine, his expression twisted with concern.