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CHAPTER 80

Author: Oloyede Deborah
last update Huling Na-update: 2024-12-08 01:40:43

Damien's POV

I had no idea Elsa would find out soon enough. And just as I thought it would, it broke her down. I tried to explain but she was too hurt and angry to listen.

After she left for her room, I faced Camile who bowed her, feeling bad for her.

"What really happened our there?" I asked.

"We had no idea what was happening so when we got to the market, we saw a few people around which was unusual. We went closer to ask and this woman began to insult the luna blaming her for what happened and she called her incompetent," she explained which made me understand why Elsa reacted that way.

I let out a deep breath and rubbed my neck in frustration. "Damn it," I cursed under my breath. "I need to speak to her."

I made to move but Dennis held me back, "Get needs her space. You were the one who stopped Camille, remember? You can't speak to her now."

I sighed in frustration and moved my hair back. She was all alone, wallowing in sorrow from what the woman said.

I nodded and walked back
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