After I Amazed the World the Cold Alpha Regretted

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I could feel Aria's envy burning a hole through me, but Rolin shielded me from her gaze

with his body.

"Shall we get out of here?" he asked softly, his tone inviting.

nodded, unable to resist a final, mocking glance at Aria as I left with Rolin.

He guided me out of the cafe, the scent of roses and the sound of muffled arguments lingering behind us.

As we reached the door, Leo's fury erupted.

"You think you can just flaunt your new man in front of me? How dare you!"

Emma opened the door for us.

"No matter what the Alpha decides, you will always be our Luna in my heart."

Her words were a soothing balm to my wounded spirit, and I thanked her with a heartfelt nod before stepping out with Rolin. Back at the piano shop, Rolin was contemplative.

"I've heard some things about them, but I didn't realize they'd gone so far as to openly provoke you in public." he said casually.

I was slightly embarrassed by the public knowledge of my entangled past.

"Seems like everyone knows our drama."

Rolin frowned.

"It's surprising that someone as remarkable as you was overlooked for someone so... hollow."

His words were oddly comforting, providing a balm to my bruised self-esteem.

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tolerated it before because of your

extinguished the cigarette with

lately, there's been a lot of rouges with a

be careful, I'll

I reached up and brushed my

I lowered my hand,

wedding ring on your

it," I

eyes widened in

to

the one who betrayed this marriage first," I shot back. "What

that I, as a Luna,

froze, then

in the car, tell me which shop you sold the ring at and we will go and buy

mocked in my heart and turned him down,

buy the ring back what's

car

that moment, his phone

voice that sounded pathetic with

You didn't come to stay with me all day today, if you didn't come, the wounds on my body hurt again,

get him to stay with her, so I took

Sure enough, Leo hesitated.

day. And stay away from Rolin. I've investigated

regret the most is becoming mates

I left, my

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immersed in teaching my first piano student, a precocious six-year-old

her parents and she left the shop,

unparalleled.