Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 260

Chapter 260

“Ice–Eyes Alpha! I caught three tadpoles and a tiny frog! Do you want to touch them?” she had asked, thrusting the bucket

toward him.

When she was too tired to walk home, he crouched down. “Come on up,” he commanded softly.

Olivia hesitated, looking down at her mud–covered clothes. “Ice–Eyes Alpha, no need.” She knew he liked cleanliness and didn’t

want to dirty his clothes.

“Come on up,” he repeated, his tone still icy but somehow gentle.

With a huge grin that showed her missing front tooth, she immediately climbed onto his back. “Ice–Eyes Alpha, I’ll be your eyes

from now on,” she declared proudly.

After that day, Olivia often took him out. They’d run wild in the forests together. When tired, she wouldn’t wait for him to speak

but would tug at his clothes playfully.

“Ice–Eyes Alpha, hug me,” she would demand, arms outstretched.

“Ice–Eyes Alpha, carry me,” she would plead when her little legs grew tired.

“Ice–Eyes Alpha, Liv loves you the most,” she would whisper when they sat watching the sunset she described to him in vivid

detail.

When the neighborhood children played pretend games, the handsome blind boy became the husband every little girl wanted.

Olivia would immediately become protective.

“Ice–Eyes Alpha is Liv’s,” she would declare fiercely, her small hands balled into fists.

When other little girls argued with her, Olivia would look at him with a pleading expression and call out, “Ice–Eyes Alpha.”

Although he couldn’t see, his gaze would somehow accurately meet Olivia’s. A hint of warmth would appear in his eyes as he

patted her head and responded softly, “Yes, you are.”

Olivia would immediately raise her little chin proudly, grinning from ear to ear. Her victory over the other children was complete

with those three simple words.

Six months was neither long nor short, but Ice–Eyes Alpha held a very important place in Olivia’s heart. In the days after they separated, she lost interest in playing with other children.

Every day after dinner, she would run to the entrance of our neighborhood, sit on the large rock there, chin in hands, and crane

her neck to look toward the entrance. She was waiting for her Ice–Eyes Alpha to come find her.

“He promised,” she would tell me, her eyes wide and trusting. “He said he would come back for me when he’s grown up.”

Days turned into weeks. Weeks turned into months. Eventually, Olivia stopped waiting, but the memory remained locked in her

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heart.

Until she forgot. Or perhaps she buried it so deep that it seemed like forgetting.

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