Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 149

(Ethan’s POV)

“I want to see Lily!” I demanded, my amber eyes fixed intensely on Olivia.

My voice carried the unmistakable authority of an Alpha King–I wasn’t asking, but stating my intent. The command reverberated through the small confines of her cottage at Maple Grove,

my Alpha aura filling the space.

Olivia’s slender frame went rigid. Her emerald eyes, once soft with love, hardened into glittering stones as she stared back at me.

“Ethan Stone, how dare you ask to see Lily?” Her voice was ice, each word precisely delivered

like the strike of a blade.

I took a step forward, confused by her vehemence. “She’s my daughter too, Olivia.”

“Your daughter?” Olivia laughed, a hollow sound devoid of humor. “The same daughter you neglected for years? The same daughter whose birthday you missed to attend Emma’s school

event?”

Her words stung, but I pressed on. “I have the right-”

“You have no rights!” she snapped, her voice rising. “You forfeited any rights to Lily when you

chose Victoria and Emma over us time and again.”

I felt my patience wearing thin. “This isn’t about the past. I want to see my daughter now.”

Olivia’s face contorted with an emotion I couldn’t quite place–rage mixed with something

deeper, more painful.

“You don’t deserve to see her,” she whispered, her voice trembling. “Not after everything you’ve

done.”

I ran a hand through my hair in frustration. Why was she being so difficult? Why couldn’t she understand that I needed to make things right with Lily?

“Olivia, I’m trying to fix things. I’ve seen the security footage from the Moonlit Reflection Pool

incident.”

Her eyes widened slightly, the first c***k in her icy composure.

“I know now that Lily didn’t push Emma,” I continued, my voice softening. “I was wrong to

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blame her without investigating properly.”

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punishment.

“She kept saying she was innocent,” Olivia continued, her voice growing stronger with each word. “She begged you to believe her, but you walked away to comfort Emma instead.”

Shame washed over me as I recalled my coldness that day. I had been so convinced of Lily’s guilt, so determined to show her that actions had consequences.

“I didn’t know she was sick,” I said weakly.

“You didn’t care enough to notice!” Olivia’s voice cracked with emotion. “And now you think you can make it all better with apologies and gifts? What good are your apologies now,

Ethan?”

Her words hung in the air between us, heavy with accusation. I struggled to find a response

that wouldn’t sound hollow or self–serving.

“I’m trying to make things right,” I finally said. “Isn’t that what matters?”

Olivia’s laugh was bitter. “Make things right? You can’t make this right, Ethan. It’s too late for

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