บททั้งหมดของ Sweetest Mistake: บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

Eugene’s Point of ViewI wasn’t supposed to feel this way.Not anymore.Not after everything he had done.And yet…the moment I saw Eugene with her,Something inside me still broke.Arnold’s arm wrapped around my waist, firm and possessive.Not subtle.Not gentle.It felt deliberate.Like he was showing me off to the entire room.And maybe he was.He was the center of attention tonight, after all.So of course, the woman beside him had to be seen too.“Do you think he’s going to kill me?” Arnold asked casually.I blinked, confused.“What?”He nodded toward Eugene, clearly amused. “That look on your face… I’m starting to think I should be worried.”My stomach tightened.I followed his gaze.Eugene.And Ruby.Together.Not just standing side by side.They arrived as a couple.Like they weren’t even trying to hide it.I let out a quiet breath.Of course they did.What was I expecting?Ruby was carrying his child.His first child.The future alpha’s bloodline.That alone made her untoucha

Ruby’s Point of ViewI didn’t understand it.No matter what I did,it was wrong.Luna Lorraine looked at me like I didn’t belong here.Like I shouldn’t even exist.And I didn’t know why.“Why do you hate me so much?” I asked.My voice broke.“Why don’t you like me? What did I do?”The words came out messy. Barely held together.First Eugene.Now his mother.It felt like neither of them saw me as someone who could be hurt.Like my feelings didn’t matter.Like I was nothing.But Luna Lorraine didn’t soften.She scoffed.Cold. Disgusted.She had never liked me.Not since Eugene told her in his letter,that I was carrying his child.She didn’t want me here.Never did.Her solution had been simple.Pay me.Send me away.Let me raise the baby alone while they provided from a distance.Out of sight.Out of the pack.Because she only wanted one future Luna.Irene.The girl she had raised.The girl she had chosen.Not me.Never me.But Eugene brought me back anyway.Not because he wanted me.B

Irene’s Point of ViewThe moment I stepped toward the main hall, something in my chest went tight.Too tight.Like I was walking into a place that had already decided my fate.My heartbeat filled my ears as I followed the warrior down the corridor. I knew him, not well, but enough to recognize the look he gave me. Careful. Almost… sorry.“Irene,” he said quietly, slowing his steps. “Just a reminder. Eugene is furious. He wants to banish you.” He hesitated, like he didn’t want to finish the thought. “Choose your words carefully.”So it was already decided. Or close enough.“Thank you, Mille,” I said, softer than I expected.Arnold had warned me. I knew this was coming.Still… hearing it from someone else made it real in a different way. He didn’t have to say anything. But he did.Maybe not everyone here had turned their back on me.“Good luck,” Mille said.I gave him a small smile. It felt thin, like it might break if I held it too long.Then the doors opened.The moment I stepped insi

Luna Lorraine’s Point of ViewThe room shifted before the words even landed.“What do you mean he asked for Irene as a symbol of peace?” I said, sharper than I meant. “She’s a person, not something you pass around.”Something in my chest tightened. A warning I couldn’t ignore.I had never liked Arnold.From the first moment I saw him, something felt… off. Too relaxed. Too careless. An alpha who looked like nothing could touch him. Men like that were either fools,or far more dangerous than they seemed.His father had been different. Focused. Ruthless in a way that made sense. You always knew where you stood with him.Arnold gave you nothing.And that made him worse.If I was being honest, I had even felt a quiet relief when Eugene killed his father. Arnold had seemed easier to handle. Less of a threat.I see now how wrong that was.“What do you mean, a symbol of peace?” I pressed again, slower this time. My fingers curled against my palm. “Explain it to me, Dave.”Because I already ha

Irene’s Point of ViewSomething was about to break.I could feel it.Not just tension,something worse.Because if Eugene and Arnold lost control,this wouldn’t stop at words.“Alpha Arnold, please step back,” Roland said, trying to keep his voice steady. “Nothing has been decided yet. You’re still a guest here.”Arnold didn’t move.Didn’t even blink.His gaze stayed locked on my wrist.On Eugene’s grip.“Don’t sound so sure,” he said quietly. “Ask your alpha what’s already been decided.”The way he said it,like it was done,sent a cold weight through my chest.“What decision?” I asked.I tried to pull my hand free.It didn’t work.Eugene’s grip tightened.“You’re not going anywhere,” he said.The words felt wrong.Too late.Too convenient.Just days ago, he wanted me gone.I didn’t say it.I didn’t have to.Arnold laughed.Low.Sharp.“Mutt,” he said, voice dripping with mockery. “You were ready to throw her out. Now you’re holding on like this?”A pause.Then colder,“Did rejection