Another Chance for the Luna Queen novel Chapter 219

Chapter 0219 

Chapter 0219 

Ella POV 

I slipped into a flattering dress and shawl, carefully styled my hair, and applied my makeup with a steady hand, though my thoughts were anything but calm with my dream still lingering. 

By the time I made it downstairs, Alexander was already there, standing near the front door. He was deep in conversation with my father, their tones hushed. 

They both fell silent the moment Alexander’s eyes met mine. A warm smile spread across his face as he greeted me, and I felt a small thrill at the sight of him. 

I was curious about what they had been discussing, but I didn’t ask. They were two Alphas, after all–likely going over some matter of business, perhaps the solar farm or the wedding. Whatever it was, it wasn’t my concern for 

now. 

My mind was still distracted by the vivid dream I’d had the night before, and I’d spent much of the morning making phone calls to arrange my surprise date for Alexander. The thought of it lifted my spirits, and I couldn’t wait to see his reaction. 

“You look incredible,” Alexander said, his tone filled with genuine admiration. 

“Thank you,” I replied, my smile widening. “I could say the same of you.” 

“If we want to make it to the tasting on time, we’ll have to get going,” he said, glancing at his watch. “Are you ready?” 

“Yes.” I turned to my father, who stood watching us with a fond smile. “I’ll be home tonight,” I assured him. 

“Have fun,” he said, his tone warm and teasing as his gaze flicked to Alexander. “After all, this is your last date before you become man and wife.” 

A strange flutter filled my chest at his words, and I quickly looked away from Alexander to hide my reaction. 

“I hope you’ll still blush so easily once we’re married,” Alexander teased, his voice laced with amusement. 

“I probably will,” I admitted, letting out a soft laugh to mask my awkwardness. “Especially since I doubt very much that your behavior will change.” 

“If you mean that I’ll keep teasing you, you’re absolutely right,” he said, his grin widening. “You didn’t really think I’d stop just because we’re married, did you?” 

I shook my head, feeling a bit braver. “I’d be disappointed if it did,” I confessed softly. 

Alexander’s smile softened as he reached out, taking my hand and pressing a light kiss to my knuckles. “Good. Because I can’t imagine life any other way.‘ 

“Right, you lovebirds,” my father said with a grin. “That’s enough. Get going before you’re late.” 

“Of course,” Alexander replied, offering me his arm. 

Hooped my arm through his, and we headed out, my father closing the door behind us. A part of me expected Alexander’s demeanor to shift the moment we were alone, but once we were safely in the warm car, he was still smiling fondly at me. 

“You seem to be in a better mood today,” he said, his voice light and observant. 

“I am,” I admitted. “You were right. That text wasn’t something to get too worked up about, so I’m trying to stay