All Chapters of Love That No One Answers: Chapter 11 - Chapter 19

Wasn't Arthur supposed to be holding the marking ceremony? Why would he show up here now?I frowned slightly. "What are you doing here?"Arthur looked like he wasn't used to me being this distant. A brief flicker of confusion surfaced in his eyes. Still, it disappeared almost immediately, replaced by his usual indifference as he said in a low voice, "Obviously, I'm taking you back. You've been gone this long. Aren't you done throwing a tantrum?"As he spoke, he stepped forward and grabbed my hand, but I yanked it free.Callum stepped in front of me and looked at Arthur coldly. "She doesn't want to go with you. Leave, now."Callum's broad back blocked Arthur's view of me, and there was a faint but unmistakable Alpha pressure coming off him.Arthur immediately responded in kind, releasing his own scent as he glared at Callum, clearly displeased. "I'm her brother. This is between us. It has nothing to do with you."I rested my hand lightly on Callum's shoulder. "Callum, I need to

[Clara's POV]Law school was hectic, but I enjoyed every bit of it. Being immersed in something I genuinely loved gave me a sense of fulfillment and motivation I'd never felt before.Callum often came by campus to see me. When my schedule wasn't too packed, I went to watch his band perform. Without either of us realizing it, we'd grown closer.Before long, girls at school started probing about our relationship. When I explained that we were just friends, they immediately handed me love letters and asked me to pass them along.By the time I met Callum that day, my backpack was already stuffed with more than a dozen envelopes."You're really something," I teased as I unzipped my bag and dumped the heap of letters onto the table.Callum's expression stiffened.I lowered my head and counted them carefully, making sure I hadn't missed any. "There are 16 of them," I said, stacking the envelopes neatly and handing them to him. "You should probably get a P.O. box because I'm not doing

[Clara's POV]Callum caught up with me as soon as we left the cafe. That was when I remembered Arthur had punched him earlier. I quickly flagged down a cab and took him straight to the hospital to get checked out."There's a minor fracture on the nose bridge, but it's already healing," the doctor said.Only then did I finally relax a little, though I still couldn't shake the guilt.Callum sighed all of a sudden.I looked at him anxiously. "What is it? Does it hurt somewhere?""What if my nose collapses?"Callum looked a little upset as he spoke. "Then I'll be ugly, and no one will like me."His tone was so dramatic that I couldn't help laughing.Callum laughed, too.On the way back, he asked casually, "So, was that your destined mate?"I lowered my head and nudged a small stone along the road with my shoe. After a while, I said, "He used to be. Before I left, I went to the priestess and had the mate bond broken."Callum's tone immediately lightened. "That makes sense. Why k

[Arthur's POV]I had no idea how long I sat there in the cafe. It wasn't until the sky outside started to dim that I finally shifted my stiff body and stood up.The moment I did, my phone rang. It was Elsa.I frowned and rejected the call, but shortly after, she called again.I answered, my voice flat. "What do you want?"Her voice on the other end was soft and fragile, as if she'd just been crying. "Arthur, where are you? Can we meet?"In the past, hearing her voice would've stirred some sympathy in me. But now that I knew what she was really like, all I felt was irritation."I'm busy. Don't contact me again," I said coldly. "I'll never forgive you for what you did to Clara.""Don't say that," Elsa sobbed. "Arthur, don't treat me like this. You said you loved me.""I never loved you," I said after taking a breath. "I was only putting on an act so Clara would give up on me. But I regret it. I never should've done that. I never should've given you the chance to hurt her. I fail

[Clara's POV]"Maybe you should go home tonight," Callum said before leaving, his expression still edged with concern. "I don't feel great about you staying here alone."After starting school, I'd rented a small studio near campus for convenience and usually stayed there.A lot had happened today, but I didn't want my parents to worry, so I hadn't told them anything yet."It's fine," I reassured him. "The door is solid, and there are surveillance cameras outside. I won't go out tonight. Don't worry. I don't want to go home. I just want some alone time.""Alright," he said, no longer trying to change my mind. "Call me right away if anything happens."I nodded, saw him off, closed the door, and let out a long breath.The incident had scared me badly, but once the shock settled, what I felt more than anything else was exhaustion.I took a hot bath and went to bed."Clara!"In my haze, I heard Arthur shouting my name. Even in my sleep, I couldn't help but frown.He was relentles