After I Amazed the World the Cold Alpha Regretted

Chapter 50

Leo's POV:

I was restless. My attempts to reach Elizabeth had been futile.

She had moved out of her old apartment and refused to answer my calls.

It wasn't about love or caring, but about duty.

She was supposed to be at my side, fulfilling her role as Luna at this prestigious event.

Dalia, my sister, looked at me with pity.

"If Elizabeth won't forgive you, you might be alone forever."

I had once been ashamed to have Elizabeth as my Luna, especially among werewolves who

scrutinized her lack of a wolf.

I had preferred Aria, but now I miss Elizabeth terribly.

Aria clung to my arm, her presence a constant reminder of what I had lost.

When I pushed her away, her surprise was evident.

The Alpha of the Oceanheart Tribe Nicholas, who had been in the middle of a serious discussion with me, was visibly upset.

"Well Mr Leo, you know a lot of your actions might have some serious consequences" he said bitterly.

"Consequences, like? I questioned back

"I have heard you are quite at peace with the border situation these days. Never think that it's always going to be the same. There can be a lot of tension on the border "

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This disgusted me beyond the core "so you will disrupt the peace? I got furious

To which he replied "if it is needed" He pointed with his eyes towards Aria.

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headed to

a figure on

piano.

Elizabeth, looking every bit like

beauty left me

whisper. She

replied, her voice steady but tinged with

you here," I said. "What

was calm but

to learn she was performing

had assumed she had to go through extra work and deal with a lot of

some extra money.

exhausting," I said, trying to be sympathetic as I knew becoming my Luna would

guess if you become my Luna again, you'll save yourself a

lips. "Do you what it was like to wake up early every day, prepare your breakfast, handle pack matters, and manage

Elizabeth with

stood up, indicating we

P.

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its polished surface

fabric, every whispered word lost in the sea of silence that stretched before

pressing down like a tangible force, but I steeled myself,

moment I had spent

rang out,

flowing through my veins, guiding my

longer aware of the hundreds of faces staring at me, nor the

the spirit of the composition that

and my escape.

as the music swelled, I caught a glimpse of Aria in the crowd, her face twisted in a mixture of shock

abruptly, her chair scraping against the floor, the noise jarring against the serenity of the

she blurted out, her voice cutting through the

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