All Chapters of The Scarred Luna: Alpha's Unforgivable Mistake: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

SAELA Shock filled me when I heard the door burst open. That was just shocking by the way. Because I sure as hell wasn't ready for what I was about to feel next. I was mortified when I saw Torren standing by that doorway with a murderous glint in his eyes, blood shot eyes and folded fists that looked like they would land a punch at any time now. Shit! Shit! Shit! I always knew that Rave knowing where I lived was going to amount to no good but Asher loved him. And Torren was never around. I couldn't just deprive my son of the only thing he wanted when his so-called daddy wasn't even able to give him a face. Torren hadn't been here either had he called in like what, 2 weeks but the one time I decided to slip up, here he was like a ferocious animal ready to kill anyone that stood in his way. I have to think of how to get myself out of this rollercoaster fast. I needed to think fast and act fast. Rave scrambled off me immediately when an idea suddenly popped into mind. Now? It

ERYN “Alright. I gotta go pick up my friend from the airport. Closing time is almost here so just clock off for me later, and please do not let anyone know so I don't come in tomorrow and hear that I'm slacking off work.” I pleaded, both hands clasped together in a plea gesture but instead of Kael to answer, he picked up his keys. “I'll drive you.” He stated and I paused in my tracks. “Umm, what?” I called out subconsciously and he stared behind him as though he was trying to see if there was anyone else I was talking to. “What are you doing?” I asked and he turned to me. “No, I wanted to make sure you're talking to me. I'm going to the airport as well to pick someone up so I might as well, just drop you off.” I chuckled, shutting my system as I grabbed my phone, a couple of files and my bag. “Not only are you the Alpha's Beta, you're also a mini protector for your brother's girlfriend. You're packed up. Don't let me distract you. I'll get going.” I called out as I strode out of

ERYN I kept staring at him long after the laptop was closed. My lips wanted to say thank you, but my mind was busy screaming at me to be careful. Vale wasn’t just a doctor. That much was clear. The way he handled my phone, the way his eyes had darkened when he saw the leaked files, the way his fingers moved on that keyboard like it was second nature, it didn’t belong to someone who only spent their time with patients. I have to keep reminding myself that. I guess due to the little chemistry and the fact that he was my mate -which my wolf hasn't even acknowledge yet- I had dared to forget that he didn't see, ordinary from the first time I met him. It belonged to someone who had lived a completely different life. And no matter how much I tried to brush it off, I couldn’t silence the suspicion rising inside me. Vale had been hiding something from the very beginning. Still… I couldn’t deny how touched I felt. He had saved me. Saved the company. And not once did he make it about hi

ERYN The next morning came too fast. I barely slept, tossing and turning until the sun crept into my window, my stomach was in knots by the time I pulled into the driveway of the old house. It looked the same as always. Tall iron gates, and stupid walls that seemed to hold more secrets than people. A place that had never really felt like home, even when I lived here with Torren apart from the time his grandfather was still alive before we moved out. I stepped out of the car slowly, smoothing down my skirt with shaking hands. My wolf stayed silent inside me, not offering comfort. She always went quiet when it came to Torren and his family, like she too was wary. Though I hadn't talked to her in a very long while and I hadn't been able to communicate with her, I still felt her every now and then. But not now. Not today. The maid opened the door before I could even knock, her eyes staring over me with that same coldness I remembered. She didn’t greet me. She only stepped aside,

RHYSARIO VALE “Have you been having a hard time getting another assistant after Miss Eryn resigned?” Doctor Brown suddenly asked as I got out of the theatre heading to my office. I hate nosy people. I detest noisy people. And doctor Brown was the exact kind of species I detest. He was always trying to talk, trying to make a conversation. Always. It was as though he never stopped talking. For a doctor? If I was a patient, I'd probably die from all his talking. “No.” I answered straightforwardly, hoping he would get the hint that I didn't wish to continue the conversation with him in any way. “I’m just saying that if you are, you could recommend a few that—” He continued and I had no choice but to stop him from talking immediately. “No! I said, no. I'm not having a hard time getting an assistant. If you don't mind Brown, I have a patient to check in on.” I said, retracting my footsteps as I went to check in on Eryn's father. His treatment was going smoothly but due to how late t