Semua Bab Alpha's Regret, His Rejected Luna is Hidden Heiress: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Ceres's POVRichard burst into the room and found me huddled against the scorched wall. My frail body trembled, my breaths shallow and erratic. Without hesitation, he lifted me into his arms."Ceres, don't scare me like this. You're safe now," he murmured, his voice low and trembling.His chest radiated warmth, though his frantic heartbeat sent an icy chill through me. Even though I was afraid of getting frostbite, I yearned to be closer.He darted outside with frantic speed. His voice rang out, sharp and commanding. "Someone, find a doctor now!”The calm, composed Alpha he usually portrayed was gone, replaced by a man standing on the edge of despair.Cradled in his arms, I couldn't process the whirlwind of emotions coursing through me.Love and hatred collided within me—love for the man who now held me so protectively, and hatred for the countless wounds he'd inflicted on my soul. Ultimately, he had repaid the life debt he owed me. As the adrenaline waned, my vision blurred, and I sl

Ceres's POVI might have freed Richard from his guilt, but not mine.Perhaps I was doomed to carry this sorrow forever. Richard could brush it off as history, but for me, it was a scar that never healed.That child had been my angel, my light in the darkness of my turbulent life. And now, even though Richard had repaid a fragment of his debt by saving my life, it wasn’t enough for us to get back together. That would never happen. We were square. Nothing more.After I had spoken, Richard stood rooted in place. His complexion paled.The hospital room was heavy with silence, the kind that made the beast within itch for release.Finally, Richard broke it."So this is what you've been feeling," he said, his tone laced with pain.I despised him still, even if he had saved my life. The realization struck like a silver-tipped blade: the loss of our child was a chasm no bridge could cross.I remained composed, my gaze distant yet piercing. I had drawn a clear line between my love and my resent

Ceres’s POVAt his question, my lips twisted into a wry smile as I replied, "Yes."Justin's gaze sharpened as a low rumble escaped his chest. "Did Anita set fire to that private room the last time?"I nodded, confirming his suspicion.Justin’s eyes flashed with fury. The room seemed to grow colder, the temperature dropping as his voice turned low and lethal. "You should have told me earlier. I would’ve killed her myself. You didn’t need to do it."I gave him a calm look, a faint smile tugging at my lips. "Justin, I needed to do it. Revenge tastes better when it's served with my own hands. Besides, I didn't want to get my hands too dirty. Don’t worry. I know exactly what I’m doing.""Damn it, Ceres..." Justin’s voice softened, his protective instincts kicking in. I knew he hated seeing me this way."It’s fine, Justin. I had an alibi yesterday. Even if they think it was me, there’s no proof," I said reassuringly.I sauntered closer to him, my eyes playful despite the gravity of the situ

Ceres's POVEmily’s voice was warm and full of surprise. “Do you know Ceres? Please, come in.”Jason stepped into the room. He greeted Emily with a polite nod, his eyes briefly scanning the room before settling on me.Approaching me at the balcony where I sat with a steaming cup of coffee, a faint smile touched his lips as he said, “I heard what happened yesterday. I wanted to check on you.”I understood what he meant by those words. He had pieced together the chain of events that led to Anita’s near demise. He must know I was responsible for this incident.I returned his smile and said in a steady tone, “I’m fine. I’ll be discharged soon.”Jason smiled and nodded slightly, his expression softening. Emily, always eager, ran over to pour him coffee and offer peeled fruit, but he waved her off politely.After some time, Jason’s wolf grew restless. With a third party in the room, it was harder to speak freely. Rising, he said, “I should be going now.”Emily immediately sprang to her feet

Ceres's POV"Kelvin," I said coolly. "What brings you here?"He shrugged, his grin widening. "Singing, drinking, relaxing. Care for a drink?" He poured a glass and extended it toward me.I shook my head, my voice firm. "I’m still recovering. No alcohol for me."Kelvin sighed dramatically, downing the glass himself. "Such a shame. You’re missing out."Jason’s eyes flickered with irritation. He leaned closer to me and said, "It’s getting late. Let me take you home."I checked the time and nodded. "All right. Let’s go."As Jason stood and buttoned his coat, Kelvin trailed after us, his playful energy as relentless as ever. When Jason moved to open the car door for me, Kelvin slid in front of him with a cheeky grin, taking his place."Good night, Ceres," Kelvin said, his tone unusually sweet.I raised a brow, a smirk tugging at my lips. I climbed into the car, glancing back at him. "Kelvin, do you know what you look like right now?"He tilted his head in mock confusion. "What?"I smirked,