All Chapters of Never Reject A Secret Luna Heiress: Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Rue’s POVThe next day, I was summoned early that morning. My dad said that we were traveling to meet an old friend.The meeting location was far from the central pack grounds. A private estate nestled deep within a forested region.We arrived just before noon.The moment Alpha Cyrus stepped out of the car, his usual relaxed confidence had softened. He had a quiet eagerness that I had never seen before.We walked through the stone pathway leading toward the estate. And then, the door opened and a woman stepped out.She was tall and elegant. Her presence was striking, and she seemed entirely unaware of it.The moment my dad saw her, his expression changed completely.“Thera.” He said.The woman’s eyes widened. “ Alpha Cyrus?”Cyrus pulled her into a gentle embrace. A testament of two people who hadn’t seen each other in far too long.I stood a few steps behind, watching quietly. I never knew my dad had a friend, and from the looks of it, one that existed long before I stepped into this

Haven’s POVIt felt time itself had decided to pause just to mock me.“Miss Rue.”Assistant Jeff’s voice echoed again in my mind, even though he had only said it once.My smile froze on my lips. For a split second, I couldn’t feel my face. I couldn't feel my hands. Couldn’t feel anything at all. “You know her?”I heard my own voice, but it didn’t sound like mine. It sounded distant.Assistant Jeff didn’t look at me. His attention remained entirely on Rue. As if I had already disappeared.“As expected,” he said, his tone shifting slightly “I didn’t think I’d see you personally.”A cold sensation crept up my spine.“What do you mean?” Luna Thera asked, her voice carrying genuine confusion.Assistant Jeff turned slightly toward her but his posture remained subtly angled toward Rue. As if his entire focus was still anchored there.“Miss Rue,” he said calmly, “is the primary investor behind the Central R&D Center.”The words dropped. “And my direct superior.”My chest tightened violently

Cole’s POVBusiness has always been a battlefield, one built on restraint, calculation, and timing. A place where a single misplaced word could cost more than any physical wound ever could.And right now, I was standing in the middle of it. Across from Alpha Thera, my father’s old friend. After my dad and sister left, we sat in a private meeting room within her estate. My dad had entrusted me to handle the continuation of their discussion.Thera leaned back slightly, her fingers lightly tapping against the armrest.“You’re quieter than your father,” she said, her eyes studying me with quiet interest.I didn’t smile.“Someone has to be.”Her lips curved faintly.“Fair enough.”“About the R&D investment,” she continued, shifting the topic smoothly, “I assume Rue has full control over the direction?”“Yes.”Thera’s gaze sharpened slightly.“That’s a lot of trust to put on a person.”“She has earned and proved her worth.”The words came naturally because they were true.Thera watched me

Haven’s POVFragments of memory clung to me like thorns, refusing to loosen their grip even as consciousness dragged me back to the surface.“…tell me what happened next.”The voice echoed faintly in my mind.I answered. Even now, I could feel it. That loss of control. That terrifying moment where my thoughts were no longer my own. Where everything I had buried…came crawling back into the light.“They left…”My lips moved again.“The wolves…”My breathing had been uneven.“They left her…”I could see it again. So clearly it made my chest tighten. The blood, too much of it pooling beneath her body.Sora lay there. Broken and torn but not gone. Her chest still moved weakly like a candle about to burn out.And then her hand moved. Reaching for me. Her fingers, cold and sticky with blood wrapped around my ankle.I felt it again, that grip. Like she refused to let go. Like she refused to die alone.“Haven…”Her voice had been barely audible.“Help me…”Reality crushed then. If she lived,

Rue’s POVThe door closed softly behind us, and for a moment, neither of us moved. I could still feel the lingering warmth of the night outside, the faint echo of laughter, of music, but it all seemed distant now. Irrelevant.Because the moment we stepped inside, everything narrowed to him.Percy stood just a few steps away, his gaze fixed on me, not intense in a way that demanded, but in a way that… searched. Like he was trying to understand something. Or maybe trying to confirm something.I felt that quiet, undeniable pull that had been building for so long.“ I know that sometimes I may act in a petty way, but the truth of the matter is that...I cant bear the thought of you looking at another man...” he said.“Really?” The words came softer than I expected.“I’d rather your eyes be for me.” His expression shifted.I saw the way his shoulders straightened just slightly, the way his breath seemed to pause, like I still mattered to him more than anything else.“Well, you were the only