Chapter 483
483–I Make Decisions Here
Graham:
She rolled down to the first floor right in front of me. Her arms were spread wide.
The pregnancy test was still in her hand, but her fingers were no longer gripping it tightly. They had gone slack.
A trail of blood marked the stairs behind her. There was a deep wound on her head, and blood pooled around it.
I jumped over the railing and landed beside her. I stood there for a moment, staring down.
Her fingers were twitching. Her eyelids fluttered, and her lips trembled as if she were trying to speak.
“What? What are you saying?” I taunted, crouching beside her and lowering my ear near her lips.
“Please… save my child,” she whispered painfully.
I stepped back and stared at her. Then I burst into laughter.
“Why? No one forgives me,” I shot back harshly. “Your so called sister still hasn’t forgiven me. She forgave Elgin, but not me. So why should I forgive anyone?” I scoffed at the thought of Elgin and Madeline being together. 1
“You ruined my plan too, didn’t you? You set your friend after me. Don’t worry. She’s next.”
With that, I turned and walked away. Her whimpering followed me for a long time.
After leaving, I deleted all the recordings from my phone. I had already submitted everything to the council, so it made no difference whether they remained on my device. (1
Then I called my father.
“Where are you? Why are you calling me this late?” he grunted, his voice thick with sleep.
“Yuvonne tried to commit suicide,” I told him, getting into my car.
“What are you saying?” Panic replaced the sleep in his tone.
“There’s no need to panic. I went to see her and informed her that an investigation had started against her. I think she tried to kill herself out of fear. She just found out she’s pregnant, and her world collapsed,” I continued coldly,
I haven’t driven yet. I was waiting for someone to check on her.
“I don’t understand anything you’re saying,” my father replied from the other side.
“This is what we’re going to say when the news spreads tomorrow,” I said, then ended the call.
Soon after, I saw a warrior enter to lock the doors. Then screams erupted.
“Luna! Something happened to Luna!”
As soon as I heard the shouting, I rushed out of the car and ran inside, acting as if I was about to leave and only stopped because t heard the commotion.
The maids were gathered around her, crying their hearts out.
“Take her to the hospital,” I shouted.
They all turned to look at me.
“What are you staring at? Pick her up,” I ordered the warrior.
He quickly lifted her. The pregnancy test slipped from her hand.
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“When their sins catch up to them, they don’t even think about their own child,” I remarked, shaking my head in disbelief.
The maids looked at me with tear filled eyes.
“Imagine how her Alpha husband will feel when he finds out that as soon as her secrets were exposed, she tried to end herself without thinking of his child,” I added.
The explanation sounded convincing. It looked as if I had told her about the case, she saw the test and remembered she would be in prison with her child, and then threw herself down.
My job here was done.
I stepped outside and got into my car.
That night, when I reached home, there was a strange turmoil in my chest. I had decided I would stop caring about anyone. 2
Let them all go to hell. Madeline, her children, Elgin, Yuvonne.
“Feeling guilty?” my wolf’s voice startled me as it surfaced. (1
“I’m not guilty,” I replied sharply. “I’m angry at what I’ve become.”
When I entered the bedroom, Kaylee was lying in bed with her eyes tightly shut.
“So what happened?” my wolf asked again.
“My sons will be born soon. I’m waiting for them. My life will be fine again,” I muttered.
As I turned to leave, Kaylee’s voice stopped me.
“You were with her again tonight.”
I turned around. She was sitting up in bed, tears in her eyes.
“I asked the border guards. What were you doing in Ron’s pack, especially when she had already left for home?”
Her words ignited something inside me.
How could I tell her that ‘your loser husband still hasn’t been forgiven by Madeline. But she has forgiven Elgin.
“Go to sleep, Kaylee. I’m not in the mood to listen to nonsense tonight.”
With that, I walked into the bathroom.
Once I slammed the door shut, I heard Kaylee wailing like a desperate wife.
I had no idea what the hell was wrong with her, why she assumed that every time I stepped out of the house, I was sleeping with someone. It angered me.
After a cold shower, though, I realized I was at fault.
When I came out, she was curled into herself, crying softly.
I wanted to hold her properly, but my ego told me the night had already drained me. So I left it at that.
I’ll fix things once I make sure Madeline doesn’t give Elgin a chance.