Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 193

I stood frozen in Matriarch Evelyn’s elegant study, watching Victoria cling to Ethan like a parasite. The Northern Territory Enforcers had just left, taking with them any hope of justice through official channels. My hands trembled with rage as Victoria’s eyes met mine over Ethan’s shoulder.

For just a moment, her mask slipped. The grief vanished from her face, replaced by cold triumph. Her blue eyes gleamed with malice as she silently taunted me: I killed the old woman, what can you do about it?

The truth hit me like a physical blow. She had done it. She had deliberately provoked Matriarch Evelyn to death.

My wolf stirred within me, urging me to attack, to tear out the throat of the woman who had taken everything from me. First my daughter, now the only person who had believed me.

“Victoria Frost, you vicious creature, you deserve to die!” My voice emerged as a growl, my rage bleeding through every syllable.

Victoria quickly buried her face against Ethan’s chest again, resuming her facade of grief. But I had seen the truth in her eyes. She was a murderer, and she was going to escape justice yet again.

The Shadow Guard shifted uncomfortably, sensing the tension in the room. Chief Garrison had departed with his officers, leaving only pack members to witness what happened next.

My gaze landed on an ornate crystal vase displayed on a shelf in the hallway. Without conscious thought, I lunged forward and grabbed it, the cool surface smooth against my palm.

“Olivia, don’t!” Bernard Sheppard called out, but his warning came too late.

I swung the vase with all my strength, aiming directly at Victoria’s bandaged face. Time seemed to slow as the crystal arced through the air.

Ethan’s reflexes were faster than mine. He spun, shielding Victoria with his body. The vase missed them both, crashing against the stone floor with a deafening shatter.

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“I’ll kill you myself!” I screamed, the crystal shard raised high.

Ethan moved with Alpha speed, his arms locking around me from behind. His superior strength immobilized me completely, the shard still clutched uselessly in my hand.

“Guards!” he barked. “Get Victoria out of here. And call Dr. Bennett immediately.”

Two members of the Shadow Guard rushed forward, flanking Victoria protectively as they led her from the room. She glanced back once, her expression a perfect mask of terror and innocence.