Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 306

Chapter 306

“The moonstone amulet wasn’t Victoria’s, she picked it up! You’ve mistaken her for someone else from the very beginning!” I

glared fiercely at Ethan Stone, a powerful Alpha who seemed to lose all reason when it came to Victoria Frost.

My emerald eyes flashed with my wolf’s fury as I confronted him. I wouldn’t be wasting my breath if it weren’t for my mother,

Matriarch Evelyn, and Lily. I didn’t want Ethan blindly protecting Victoria just because of some imagined “childhood

sweetheart.”

He could cherish his “childhood sweetheart” all he wanted; I didn’t care. My only concern was justice for my mother who lay in a

coma because of Victoria’s schemes.

Ethan’s amber eyes studied me intently. His wolf seemed to be processing my words, weighing them against years of certainty.

“If it’s not Victoria,” he asked almost instinctively, “then who is it?”

The question hung in the air between us. I opened my mouth to answer, to finally reveal the truth that my mother had discovered.

I was about to speak when the door to the hospital room swung open with dramatic timing.

Victoria Frost stood in the doorway, her eyes red–rimmed and puffy. Her wolf was projecting distress pheromones so strongly

that even a human could have sensed her apparent anguish.

“Olivia,” she cried, cutting me off before I could reveal anything, “what do I have to do for you to finally let me go?”

My eyes flashed with a furious hatred, my wolf surging beneath my skin. Perfect timing! This she–wolf was truly vicious,

manipulating everyone and everything around her.

Werewolf life meant nothing to her. Not my daughter’s, not my mother’s, not even her own daughter’s if it served her purposes.

“First, you bribed Connor Blackthorn to frame me and make Ethan misunderstand me,” Victoria continued, her voice trembling

with false emotion. “When that failed, you started spreading rumors that I’m not Little Orange. What are you trying to do?”

I felt my control slipping, my wolf clawing to the surface. The audacity of this woman to stand there and accuse me after what

she’d done to my mother!

“You say I’m not Little Orange?” I retorted, my voice dripping with venom. “Then who is? You?”

Something inside me snapped. With werewolf speed, I lunged forward, grabbing Victoria by her perfectly styled hair and

slamming her head against the Hospital Ward door.

As Victoria reeled from the impact, I rained down slaps across her face. Like a vengeful she–wolf, I tightened my grip around her

throat, pinning her against the door.

“It’s not me, so it must be you? Victoria Frost, have you convinced yourself you’re Little Orange?” My fury was palpable, filling

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the room with the scent of my rage.

My fingers constricted around her neck, choking the air from her lungs. I wanted to hurt her like she had hurt my family, to make

her feel a fraction of the pain she had caused.

Victoria, gasping for breath, looked pleadingly at Ethan Stone. “Ethan… help me…” she choked out, her eyes wide with fear.

Ethan finally snapped out of his stupor. I could see the words “It’s not me, so it must be you?” echoing in his mind, creating

cracks in his certainty.

He strode forward and grabbed my wrist. “Liv!” he exclaimed, his voice sharp with command.

If he didn’t intervene, I would actually kill Victoria. The realization didn’t frighten me as it should have. My wolf wanted her

blood.

Even with Ethan pulling at my hand, I refused to release my hold. My wolf’s desire to eliminate Victoria was overwhelming, drowning out all reason.

But I was no match for an Alpha’s strength. He finally pried my fingers loose from Victoria’s throat, leaving angry red marks on

her pale skin.

Fearful of another outburst, Ethan pulled Victoria behind him, shielding her from my rage. His wolf was conflicted, torn between protecting his supposed childhood friend and believing the evidence against her.

“Liv,” Ethan said, his voice firm with Alpha authority, “we can’t just condemn Victoria based on the Care Aide’s words…”

He looked at me, his brow furrowed in confusion. “And what did you mean by what you just said?”

Victoria, catching her breath, clung to Ethan’s arm like a lifeline. Her wolf whined pathetically, playing the victim to perfection.

“Ethan, you don’t actually believe her, do you?” she sobbed, her eyes wide with disbelief.

I watched as she composed herself, preparing for her next performance. Victoria was nothing if not adaptable, always ready with

a new lie when cornered.

“I can say I picked up the moonstone Amulet,” she continued, her voice gaining strength as she found her footing.

My eyes narrowed at the mention of the amulet. That was the key to everything, the physical proof of her deception.

“But you were the one who couldn’t see as a pup, not Little Orange!” Victoria pressed on, her voice growing more confident. “You

look so much like you did back then.”

She turned to me, her eyes hardening despite the tears still clinging to her lashes. “If Olivia were Little Orange, how could she not recognize you?”

I felt my hands clench into fists at my sides. The manipulation was so obvious to me, yet Ethan still hesitated.

“She loves you so much; if she were Little Orange and knew you were looking for her, how could she not tell you?” Victoria