Semua Bab Alpha's Wife Hunt: Bab 221 - Bab 230

Mark's POV I repressed my anger, fully aware that those from Poison and Wolf Shadow were all ruthless. I couldn't afford to provoke her. Seeing the woman move to make room for me, I sat beside her. I was so anxious, but I had to stay calm. I knew how to play the piano, but nothing beyond following a score and playing a clumsy piece. With the woman's lead, I put my hands on the piano keys left untouched for a long time. They began to produce sounds. I played slowly, and each note sounded so uncertain. After finally finishing the piece, I asked again with urgency, "Did you kidnap my daughter?" My eyes locked onto her, searching for answers in her reaction. The woman gave a little chuckle, and it echoed through the empty top floor, with a touch of eeriness. "I remember you came looking for a cure. Your mate is still in the ICU, right?" Her words stung me. "Do you have a way to save her?" I asked almost instinctively, des

Tabitha's POV I saw the helplessness and despair in Daphne's eyes. "Tabitha," she began, her voice weak and shaky, "in fact, it's all Madam Rose's schemes." I gripped her hand tight, trying to push her on, "Who's Madam Rose? What the hell happened?" Daphne took a deep breath, like she was digging for some courage. "She's my mom—no. I should call her Megan now. She's been pulling all the strings." I stood there, listening carefully as she narrated the whole story, every word hitting my heart like a ton of bricks. When she finished, I couldn't help snapping, "So you knew your blood could save Mom, yet you denied it and watched her suffer? And even die? "Even if you didn't know she was your biological mother, you should've treated her like that! You have enjoyed her motherly love for so many years. How can you be so ungrateful?" My voice echoed in the room, filled with anger and disappointment. The more I thought about it, the angrier I got.

Tabitha's POV I turned around and walked away, unable to endure their conversation any longer. Every moment spent there felt like a personal insult. My wolf growled deeply within me, echoing my pain and anger. "We have to go, Tabitha." Its sound echoed in my mind, carrying a subtle and imperceptible sadness. How ridiculous my love for Derek now seemed. Despite the misery Elena caused me and the Silver Moon Pack, Derek still spoke of her as the gentle one. My wolf whispered again, "Perhaps it was the Moon Goddess' mistake." I recalled the wolfsbane potion nearly injected into my body that night. I was almost about to die that day. Downstairs, Derek's every breath made me sick. He had professed his love and promised explanations, yet in reality, he was erasing evidence, preventing me from discovering the truth. Was this what he called love? My heart was filled with bitterness. As I left, I picked up a stone from the edge of the terrace. For a moment, I wante

Derek's POV Elena met my gaze straight on, her eyes reflecting profound fatigue and despair. "Yes, I've had enough of this life, so I escaped, wanting to see the outside world. But back then, I was still naive. I thought everyone else, apart from my mother, was kind..." Then, her voice trailed off. I asked, "Even if your mother hurt you, what grudge do you have against Tabitha? Why did you treat her like that?" "Tabitha." When this name was brought up, Elena's eyes suddenly turned cold. Her emotions surged as she grabbed my collar. "Do you think that I never went to you? However, back then, did you show any concern for me, your childhood sweetheart? You only had her in your mind. I saw you smile at her, dote on her, just like you used to do with me. She smiled so happily..." Tears, which she had fought to hold back, now streamed down her face. Elena cried out, "Do you know what kind of life I have been living all these years? What have I gone through just to see you

Tabitha's POV I kept quiet, not saying a word. It wasn't that I didn't wanna answer him. It was just that I didn't know where to begin. A moment later, Klein spoke again, "You know, everyone might be trapped in darkness sometimes. No matter how dark it gets, as long as you keep moving forward, you'll eventually see the light. "Tabitha, fate's brought us together. I'll be leaving this city soon, but if you ever need anything, you can always call me." "I'm already super grateful for all your help. But there's still no word about your sister, aren't you gonna wait a bit longer?" I wondered. Klein sighed heavily, "No, it's just wasting my time. Honestly, I'm not doing great, and I gotta head back home country for dialysis." Looking at Klein's face, which clearly showed signs of illness, I asked, "Is it kidney failure?" "Yeah," he answered softly. "But don't you have the best doctors there? Can't they cure you?" I asked, puzzled. "Tabitha, they're excellent doctors, true. Maybe t