Semua Bab Alpha’s Scumbag: Sorry My Luna: Bab 151 - Bab 160

Lucy’s POV Night came so soon, I hadn’t noticed until now. So I made my way back into the room I shared with Damien. My fingertips still trembled slightly as I clutched the doorknob, trying to convince myself not to feel this way anymore. But how could I not? That image of them, Patricia’s lips on his.When I entered the room I shared with Damien, he was lounging on the bed, one arm tucked behind his head, the other holding his phone. The glow of the screen lit up his face, casting shadows across the face I once memorized as mine. He didn’t even lift his eyes when I walked in. Not a glance. Not a word. Just the click of his tongue as he scrolled, and the sound of my own heartbeat thundering in my ears.I said nothing either. Words had become a burden, too heavy. I walked past him to the wardrobe, my fingers moving slowly as I took off the clothes I’d worn all day. My blouse slipped from my shoulders, pooling at my feet. The cold air kissed my bare skin, and I paused, wondering if h

Karl’s POVI ended the call with Healer Bastian and dropped the phone onto the desk. My pulse throbbed at my temples. What was Raveena playing at? I needed to confront her.I left my room, each stride fueled by a steady undercurrent of rage. I reached Raveena’s quarters within minutes and lifted my hand to knock, then paused for half a breath to calm my nerves before striking the door sharply three times.“Come in,” came her voice from inside, soft and sing-song.I pushed the door open.Raveena was reclining on a velvet chaise, legs crossed delicately, a porcelain teacup in hand. Beside her, Lyssandra perched on the edge of a cushioned stool as they both turned to see me. “Kael.” Raveena called.The moment Lyssandra’s eyes met mine, her smile widened. “Karl,” she said warmly. “Nice to see you.”“Lyssandra,” I said with a curt nod.She stood gracefully and smoothed her skirt. “I’ll give you two some space.” She added, sensing the shift in the air. She glided past me, her perfume brus

Kael’s POVI was halfway through sipping my morning tea, eyes still heavy from the restless night, when the door to the sitting room flew open with a sharp creak. “My Alpha!” a frantic voice pierced through my thoughts.It was Marella, the young servant girl. She looked as though she’d sprinted through the halls without pause. Her eyes looked anxiously as it met mine.“It’s Miss Georgia,” she gasped.Georgia? “What about her?” I stood up so abruptly the chair scraped across the floor.“She…she’s awake! She’s in your chambers, sitting up… eating!”For a moment, I simply blinked at her. Her words crashed over me, but they didn’t settle. They echoed inside my skull without making sense. Awake? Eating?“She’s awake,” Marella insisted. “I saw her with my own eyes, chewing on the apricots you left last night!”I didn’t wait for anything more. My legs moved before my mind could catch up, rushing past Marella and down the corridor, nearly knocking over a vase on the way. My heart thudded, m

Georgia’s POVI am now outside, gathered among the pack members. The evening came sooner than expected. Earlier, Kael had left the room alongside Raveena. But now, Raveena has gathered the pack members as she declared me a witch.She dragged me by the wrist and pushed me to the ground as I gasped and winced in pain.“Listen up everyone. She has committed treason. She tries to kill me with some witch powers.” Immediately, they all murmured in surprise as I shook my head. “No, no that’s not true.” I declared but no one paid attention.Where was Kael? Did he even know what his sister was doing to me?I had barely seen him hours after he left the room. After the unsettling events of the afternoon in the room, I thought he’d at least check in on me, but his absence left me vulnerable. The sound of gathering voices pulled me from my thoughts. My stomach twisted as I turned toward the source. I could see pack members congregating near me as they spoke with no emotions.“How could you?”“S

Kael’s POVI slammed the car door shut and took a deep breath, the cool evening air doing little to calm the storm brewing inside me. The weight of confronting Raveena pressed heavily on my chest. Raveena had gone too far this time. Trying to harm Georgia was crossing a line I couldn’t ignore.I approached the front of her room door. I pushed it open and the door swung open, and there she was, Raveena, her expression a confusion. “Kael?”“Cut the crap, Raveena,” I snapped, stepping into the foyer without waiting for an invitation. “We need to talk. Now.” She arched her brow but didn’t stop me. Instead, she closed the door and sauntered in, gesturing for me to follow. I didn’t sit; I wasn’t planning to stay long.“You went after Georgia,” I said, my voice sharp. “You tried to hurt her.”Her smirk widened. “Oh, come on. A little spat, that’s all. Don’t act so dramatic. I didn’t do such.”“Dramatic?” My voice rose, echoing in the spacious room. “You tried to push her out of the pack,