All Chapters of His unwanted Luna, his greatest Regret : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Silas’s POVI stared at the document in my hand, reading Elara’s name repeatedly as though the letters might rearrange themselves into something that made sense, because the date written beside it was impossible to ignore, and the more I compared it with the information we had gathered from the hospital records, the more I realized that whoever had prepared this file had known about her pregnancy long before the accident that nearly took her life.Elara stood beside the desk, her attention fixed on the paper I had spread across the dusty surface, while the faint sound of our guards moving through the abandoned property reminded me that we were not alone in a place where secrets had been buried for years. I had expected to find evidence of my father’s involvement in the Bloodline Circle, perhaps another record of the women who had been brought here before being transferred to the main Blackwood territory, but I had not expected to discover that someone had documented my wife’s pregnanc

Silas’s POVI stared at the two documents spread across the desk, comparing the reference numbers printed beneath Elara’s name with the markings on the damaged transfer sheet, because the more I examined them, the harder it became to believe that her pregnancy and her arrival in my life were unrelated events. Both records had passed through the same family-authorized system, a system I had barely known existed before uncovering my father’s involvement in the Bloodline Circle, and now I was beginning to understand that someone had used the power of the Blackwood family to arrange things long before I had ever considered questioning them.Elara stood opposite me, studying the papers with a seriousness that matched my own, while the old property remained quiet around us except for the occasional footsteps of the guards searching the surrounding rooms. We had already discovered that someone had recently entered the building, cleared parts of it, and escaped through a hidden passage, leavi

Elara’s Pov: I stared at the notation beneath Rowan’s reference number, trying to understand why someone had gone to such lengths to preserve a record while removing the information that would have explained its purpose. The abandoned Blackwood property had already revealed more than I expected, from the documents connecting my name to events that occurred before Silas and I officially met to the mysterious authority that someone continued to exercise despite the system supposedly being closed. Now, with the warning left at the entrance still fresh in my mind, I could not shake the feeling that we had stumbled upon something its creators had never intended us to find.Silas stood beside the desk, examining the same notation while one of the guards waited near the doorway. The envelope lay beside the other documents, its message directed at him with a familiarity that suggested the sender understood his position and knew precisely what we had been investigating.“You said this refe

Elara’s Pov: “If someone knew we were coming, they might have expected us to find the records,” I said quietly, looking toward Silas. “But we cannot assume the device was used to follow us until we know what it is capable of doing.”Silas agreed, although his expression showed that he shared my concern. He ordered the guards to examine the vehicle carefully and check whether anything else had been concealed around it before we decided how to proceed.Once the search was complete, we returned to the documents and organized the evidence into separate groups, keeping the property records apart from the material connected to Rowan’s murder. I wanted to avoid making the same mistake we had made earlier, when the trail leading toward Victor’s territory had encouraged us to treat separate pieces of evidence as though they belonged to one deliberate plan.The shipping records had pointed toward Victor, but we had never established who approved the shipments or whether

Elara’s Pov: Silas ordered the fragment secured with the other documents, making sure the guards understood that nothing recovered from the property was to be discarded or handled carelessly. Before we could continue examining the remaining indexes, one of the guards approached us with a report that made Silas turn toward the entrance.A vehicle had been spotted near the outer approach to the property, remaining at a distance before moving away from the road leading toward the building. The guards had not been able to identify its occupants, and there was no confirmation that the vehicle had entered the grounds or that its presence had anything to do with our investigation.Silas immediately ordered the guards to remain alert, but he did not send anyone after the vehicle, refusing to divide our small team or leave the evidence unsecured in pursuit of an uncertain lead. I understood the decision, even though the timing unsettled me, because the vehicle had appeared after