All Chapters of The Triplets' Regret: Bowing to Their Luna: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Thad stepped out from the shadows near the window. His arms were crossed tightly over his chest, and he looked ready to murder someone. "Crescent Moon is on the list. But there are several other factions currently motivated to crush you.""Name them.""Anyone who thrived while you were kept at the bottom of the hierarchy," Kaelen answered, his voice dropping in pitch. "Senior servants who resent your sudden autonomy. Low ranking nobles who view a successful servant as an insult to their bloodline. And..." He stopped, his jaw locking tight."Say her name," I demanded."Evelina," Jaren finished for him. The name hung in the heated room like a bad smell. "We intercepted some of her recent correspondence. She has been quietly making arrangements with unsavory contacts outside the estate walls. We do not have the exact details yet, but the timing is far too perfect."I processed the information rapidly. The board was getting complicated. "So the jewelry and the silk were tests. When I refu

The fitting took over two hours. Madame Isabelle was demanding and exact, but she possessed a strange, underlying patience. By the end of the grueling process, we had settled on a sapphire blue design. It was elegant but structurally practical."This one," I told her, tracing the reinforced seams. "It allows me to move. I can actually run or work in it if the situation demands it.""You will not be working at this event," Thad cut in sharply."Things escalate at these events," I replied, meeting his intense silver eyes. "I would rather be prepared to move than trapped in layers of tulle."Madame Isabelle jotted down the final numbers and began directing her assistants. As she packed away her tools, she looked up at me. "You are the girl running the new apothecary, correct?""I am.""My sister will not stop talking about you. The willow bark compound you gave her for her joint pain is the only thing that has worked in a decade.""I am glad it provided relief."Madame Isabelle offered a

I walked to the main hall, my heart hammering a violent rhythm against my ribs, but I forced my face into a mask of absolute calm.Thad was waiting for me at the entrance. He wore a tailored black suit that made his massive frame look even more imposing. He offered his arm without a word. The choice of escort was a brilliant, calculated threat. Thad was the most volatile of the three brothers. Walking in on his arm sent a very clear message to the pack. If you insult Cassia, you answer to the brother most likely to break your jaw.We stepped through the heavy oak doors together.The great hall was a sea of jewels, crystal chandeliers, and dangerous politics. The moment we entered, a heavy silence rippled outward. Hundreds of eyes locked onto us. I felt the weight of their judgment, their curiosity, and their naked hostility.I kept my chin level and let Thad guide me forward.We took a prominent position near the front of the hall. It was close enough to the Alpha seats to declare my

The morning air inside the greenhouse was thick with the scent of crushed mint and damp earth. I was pressing a fresh batch of healing salve into small glass jars, trying to lose myself in the familiar rhythm of the work. It was a vain attempt. Outside these glass walls, the pack territory was buzzing with the fallout of last night. Word of Lady Ashworth publicly dismantling Evelina’s fraudulent gown had spread with terrifying speed. The servants whispered about it in the kitchens. The guards muttered about it at their posts. Evelina Vane’s reputation had shattered, and the jagged pieces were still falling.I was sealing the fourth jar when Mira burst through the doorway. Her boots slammed against the gravel path. Her face was entirely drained of color, and her chest heaved as she struggled to catch her breath."Miss Cassia," Mira gasped, her hands gripping the doorframe. "You need to come right now. It is Evelina. She is making accusations."The glass jar in my hand suddenly felt ver

"You are being treated exactly like someone who makes severe accusations without a shred of proof," the Alpha fired back, his voice hardening into a growl. "That is the law of this pack. If you want to destroy someone’s life with a charge of theft, you bring undeniable proof. You do not bring speculation.""This is her doing!" Evelina pointed a shaking finger at me. Her chest heaved, and her eyes were wide and frantic. "She has poisoned this entire household! She has turned the heirs against me! She is destroying my life piece by piece, and you stand there doing nothing because she has you all fooled!"A collective intake of breath echoed through the sitting room. The temperature in the room seemed to drop ten degrees. Evelina had crossed a fatal line. She was no longer just accusing me. She was openly questioning the Alpha’s competence in front of his entire pack.The Alpha took one step forward. The sheer dominance radiating from him forced several people in the front row to physica