All Chapters of Alpha's Wife Hunt: Chapter 701 - Chapter 710

Third person's POV Hearing Tabitha talking about him, Gloria was struck by the realization of how much time had passed since her last relationship. She paused for a moment, then feigned nonchalance, saying, "Why would I miss him? Wouldn't it be better to have money to support ten or eight muscular hunks? Why bother remembering his little love affairs? I'm a clear winner in life now. Women, we should focus on our careers, not fall into the trap of love." As she spoke, she exaggeratedly waved her arms, trying to make her words more convincing. Tabitha, hearing Gloria's words, couldn't help but smile, "Stop humiliating me, please." Upon reuniting with Tabitha, Gloria noticed a significant change in her. She had become much more cheerful and even joked with her from time to time. Gloria reached out and affectionately patted Tabitha's head. With a relieved smile on her face, she said, "My Tabitha has finally emerged from the shadows of that relationship. I'm so happy for you." "Yes

Third person's POV Tabitha closed the car door and through the rearview mirror, she saw Gloria standing quietly by the roadside, her gaze following the car with a complex array of emotions—reluctance, helplessness, and something else that Tabitha couldn't quite put her finger on. Seeing Gloria like that caused a pang of pain in Tabitha's heart. She suddenly understood the look of heartache and helplessness that Gloria had given her when she was going through her own emotional turmoil. 'The world of adults is like that. When misfortune strikes, they often have to keep it hidden inside, unable to express their emotions as freely as children, who can cry or laugh at will.' 'As an onlooker, even if one's heart aches, there's nothing that can be done but to watch, which is both helpless and heart-wrenching.' It wasn't until the car had driven so far away that Gloria was out of sight that Tabitha withdrew her gaze.

Third person's POV Tabitha returned to her room and saw that Ayla had already fallen asleep. She picked up a warm towel and gently wiped Ayla's face and hands, her eyes filled with affection and tenderness. As she turned to leave, she glanced out the window and saw a figure standing under the streetlight—it was Wilmot. He stood there motionless, like a statue, gazing directly in her direction with a look of desolation and deep affection in his eyes. Tabitha's heart stirred slightly, and she thought to herself, why was he putting himself through this? Lovesickness had always been the most tormenting, the relentless pursuit of something unattainable only leading to heartache and exhaustion. Tabitha only took a quiet look before closing the curtains. She reminded herself that since she couldn't respond to him, she shouldn't leave any hope, not allowing him to fall deeper into this unrequited affection.

Third person's POV "Alpha Derek has put in a lot of effort. Now, the people on the island can continue their traditional way of life, fishing if they wish. If not, Alpha Derek has also provided a variety of job opportunities, and everyone feels life has become much better than before," Noah said as he walked with Tabitha, introducing the changes on the island. As soon as Tabitha set foot on the island, several women warmly surrounded her, asking about her well-being and offering Ayla candies, expressing their gratitude to Tabitha. They said that without her, they wouldn't have been able to enjoy the good life they had now. The small bungalow where Tabitha used to live, which was originally the largest building on the island, had been renovated to look like a charming guesthouse. An infinity pool had even been built on the rooftop, offering a breathtaking view of the ocean that was captivating. "Aiden and I always

Third person's POV At this moment, Gloria finally understood the difficult situation Tabitha had faced before—the helplessness and confusion, as if she were trapped in a dark abyss, unable to find even a glimmer of hope. What puzzled her was that Alpha Leopold must have known about Tabitha's return to the States. Given his relationship with Derek, he couldn't possibly not inform him. If Derek had learned that Tabitha was alive, it should have been a momentous occasion for him. How could he allow Tabitha to drift alone outside? Could it be that he had truly come to terms with it and decided to let go completely? However, Gloria preferred to believe in the saying, "A leopard can't change its spots." She felt that even if Derek seemed inactive now, it was highly likely that he was secretly plotting a larger scheme, merely the calm before the storm. After hanging up the phone, Tabitha's eyes flashed with