All Chapters of Alpha's Regret After His Pregnant Luna Left: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

(Audrey's POV)As I flipped through the printed documentation Nathan had handed me, the faint aroma of the freshly printed paper mingled with the sterile air of the North American Alliance of Werewolf Therapists headquarters.The detailed research spread across the table—a research project I knew like the back of my hand because it was mine. However, there was something off about it.The formulations weren't complete. The handwriting was organized but slightly different in a way that was eerily familiar.Nathan leaned over my shoulder, his expression calm but sharp. "You recognize it, don’t you?" he asked.I nodded slowly, a chill running down my spine. There was no doubt about it. This was my research—an earlier version, incomplete, but unmistakably mine. I turned the last page and set it down, my fingers trembling slightly from the anger bubbling beneath my skin.“This...” I began, my voice quivering with barely controlled rage. I pushed the paper away as if it carried Victoria

(Audrey's POV)"Audrey!"Victoria's voice rang out behind me as I stepped outside the North American Alliance of Werewolf Therapists building. Her shrill tone, dripping with bitterness, was impossible to miss. I tensed but didn’t stop. The exhaustion from the earlier plagiarism hearing weighed heavily on my body, and I had no patience left to entertain her tirade.Her footsteps quickened, heels clicking sharply against the courtyard pavement. "Don’t you dare walk away from me!" she hissed.I kept my gaze ahead, determined not to give her the satisfaction of a response. The ornamental pool came into view, its glassy surface reflecting the muted sky above. The temptation to lose myself in the quiet serenity of the water was fleeting. Before I could process further, Victoria’s hand clamped down on my arm, pulling me to a halt."You think you can just humiliate me like this and walk away?" she snarled.I turned to face her, wrenching my arm free from her grasp. Her face was contorted

(Audrey's POV)The car ride to the Alpha Council Medical Center was uneventful but filled with thoughts that would not let me rest. I sat quietly, staring through the windshield as the world blurred outside, but my mind kept going back to Arthur’s face. The broken expression, the way his voice cracked when he repeated, "Our pups?" It replayed in my head like a haunting melody.I could still feel the weight of those words hanging between us. He deserved to know the truth, yes, but the pain written all over his face made me wonder if my anger had perhaps been too cruel. For years, I had bottled up my hurt, my frustrations, my disappointments. When I finally unleashed it, it felt like fire—powerful and consuming.But now, that fire had burned through, leaving only ashes.“You’re quiet.” Nathan’s voice broke through my thoughts, his tone laced with concern. His hands firmly gripped the steering wheel, knuckles slightly pale from the tension.“I’m fine,” I lied softly, my voice almost

(Audrey's POV)"You have disrespected this pack, Victoria!" George's sharp words pierced through the otherwise quiet floor. "You may be under the mistaken impression that your ambitions give you the entitlement to undermine the structure of this pack, but let me remind you—Audrey Winter is still Arthur’s marked mate. She is still your Luna!"I stiffened. Luna. That title felt more foreign on my skin than ever, like a name that no longer belonged to me. But hearing George defend it, defend me, stirred something deep and conflicted within.Victoria's shrill voice responded, drenched in feigned innocence. "I don’t know why you continue to cling to someone who’s abandoned their role!" Her words struck at me like small thorns. "George, you of all people should see that Audrey’s presence here only creates chaos in this pack! You’re allowing her to manipulate you... She’s manipulating everyone!"I swung my legs over the side of the bed despite the protest from my back. I couldn’t sit idly

(Sarah's POV)The food court buzzed around us, wolves and humans alike mingling with the hum of casual conversations. I speared my fork into a slice of cheesecake absentmindedly, my gaze drifting toward Audrey.She was stirring her herbal tea, her emerald eyes fixed on some distant thought as if she could solve all her problems by looking hard enough into the amber liquid.I decided to drop the bomb."Ever think that maybe Victoria’s more... deeply connected to the Moonstones than we realize?"Her head tilted up slightly, though she didn’t say anything right away. That small flicker of interest was all the encouragement I needed. I leaned in closer, dropping my voice to a conspiratorial whisper."I'm just saying," I began, letting my words hang dramatically, "what if she’s Arthur’s half-sister? You know, from some secret affair Richard had before Katherine forced her way into his life?"Audrey snapped out of her trance, blinking at me like I’d suggested the moon turn green. “Art