All Chapters of Alpha's Regret, His Rejected Luna is Hidden Heiress: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Richard's POVShe cast Jessy a subtle glance, as if giving her a silent cue.Jessy immediately caught on, her face lighting up as she stepped forward eagerly.I frowned, glancing at my watch.“It’s too late. The driver can take her.”Jessy quickly interjected, her voice soft but insistent.“Alpha Richard, just drop me at the entrance of Winston Corporation. The place I’m going is nearby.”Before I could reply, Emily chimed in, her tone playful.“Richard, I’m heading in that direction too. Take me along.”My eyes flickered toward her. I maintained an unreadable expression.A long silence followed before I finally spoke.“Let’s go.”Hand in hand, Emily and Jessy—who already seemed to have become great friends—followed behind me as I walked out.When the car pulled up, I slid into the back seat without another word.Emily took the front seat, and I saw her wink at Jessy, leaving her alone in the back with me.Jessy stole a glance at me and mustered the courage to speak.“How is your inju

Ceres's POVMy father was the first to break the silence. "You drank too much last night. Do you have a headache?"I paused, pressing a hand to my temple. "No, I’m fine."My mother grinned, waving me over. "You always were a resilient one. Even drunk, you manage to go viral."Justin snickered. "The problem is, it’s always for the wrong reasons."“Shut up!” Father's sharp tone cut through the morning air as he glared at Justin. “If you had picked her up earlier, there wouldn’t be all this gossip.”Justin scoffed, crossing his arms. “Oh, so now it’s my fault?”I ignored their bickering and settled into my seat, casually picking up a piece of toast. “What gossip? Justin, tell me quickly.”Justin sighed, pulling out his phone and handing it over. “Last night, someone recorded you dancing with a masked man last night. Now the whole pack is talking about how you’ve taken a gigolo under your wing. Some are praising your dancing, though.”My mother, clearly unbothered, poured me a glass of mi

Ceres's POVEarly autumn carried a lingering heat, thick and stifling, making the air feel heavy.Dressed in a sleek, tailored outfit that accentuated my graceful figure, I left Starfall Entertainment Company. A limited-edition designer bag hung from my arm, my heels clicking against the pavement with effortless confidence.There was a salon gathering. The wealthy ladies usually came to pass the time and exchange information.Mr. Maurice, an ally of Starfall Entertainment, had fallen ill and entrusted his wife, Mrs. Maurice, to sign his contracts in his place. However, instead of handling matters privately, Mrs. Maurice insisted I meet her at the salon.I wasn’t fond of these social games, but Mr. Maurice had been a reliable ally. If indulging his wife’s whims smoothed business relations, then so be it. I went back home, changed into something more fitting for the occasion, and made my way to the salon.The salon gathering was held in a private club, elegant and quiet.Just as I turne

Richard’s POVAt my words, something dark flickered across her expression.Then her lips curled into a smile, but it didn’t reach her eyes."What do you think?"Her answer made me realize that she might have done something dangerous."Don’t be reckless," I growled. "She’s not worth it."Ceres let out a soft laugh."Whether she’s worth it or not is for me to decide, Alpha Richard. So don’t concern yourself."I exhaled sharply."Where is she?" I asked again.Ceres's car pulled up. Her driver stepped out swiftly and opened the door for her.She turned back to me, tilting her head slightly, her voice laced with mockery."She died," she said, her tone light, almost playful. "I threw her into the sea. Satisfied with that answer?"With that, she slid into the car without another glance. The moment the door shut, her face returned to its usual cold, unreadable expression.I stood there, watching her car disappear down the road. My wolf growled in frustration.Without hesitation, I pulled out

Ceres's POVI remained still, my exposed collarbone rising slightly with my breath. My voice was cool, indifferent as I said,"Forget it. I don’t even know that woman. It was probably nothing."Jason’s eyes narrowed. From the look on his face, he wasn’t convinced.Before he could press further, I turned and strode toward the exit.I slipped into the car without another word, while Jason lingered to have a quiet conversation with the organizer.By the end of it, the man was nodding hastily, his forehead damp with nervous sweat.Power meant everything. I had always known that, but tonight, it became even clearer.It didn’t matter that Jason had no official claim in this territory—his presence alone commanded obedience. The organizer, the staff, even the onlookers—they all bowed to his authority.Jason finally slid into the car, but we didn’t drive off. Instead, the vehicle rolled to a stop near a small food stand nestled under the dim glow of streetlights.I frowned slightly. "Why are w