All Chapters of Rejected Luna: Mated to my Alpha Brother: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

~Evangeline~Something about dinner at the Pierce house kept nagging at me on the drive home.The way everyone's mood shifted when I ate the seafood. The disappointed looks. Eleanor's sudden sadness. It was like they'd been hoping for a different reaction.But that didn't make sense. Why would they care if I was allergic to seafood or not?

~Evangeline~Pamela hugged me one more time at the door. "Congratulations once again, and remember what I said, you're not alone. Call me anytime, day or night.""I will. Thank you for dinner."She left with a warm smile, and I closed the door, leaning against it with relief. At least someone was happy about this baby.

~Evangeline~"And honestly," Bella continued, "if Alexander can stand up to his family for you, then maybe... maybe Nicholas could too. If Nicholas cut ties with his grandmother, if he chose you over her, then you two could actually have a chance.""There are no what-ifs in life, Bella." My voice came out tired. "Nicholas isn't going to choose between me and his grandmother. And even if he would, I can't ask him to make that choice. It's not fair."

~Evangeline~Williams's father, Adams Stone, a distinguished surgeon I'd met a few times stepped forward with a warm smile."Dr. Evangeline, thank you so much for coming on such short notice." He gestured to the man in the wheelchair. "This is David Sullivan. We've been friends for over twenty years, though he's been living abroad for most of that time. We only recently reconnected, and unfortunately, I learned he's been dealing with lung cancer."

~Evangeline~An hour before Nicholas decided to start kidnapping as a new side quest, I was fumbling with my keys, exhausted from the day, when I noticed someone standing by my door.Alexander.He was holding a lunchbox, looking nervous in a way I'd never seen during our marriage. Back then, he'd been confident to the point of arrogance. Now he just looked... careful. Like he was afraid of saying the wrong thing.