After I Amazed the World the Cold Alpha Regretted

Chapter 105

Chapter 105

Frustration surged through me as I tried again, but there was no response.

Our mind link wasn't responding either.

Realizing I needed to know the truth, I called BETA.

The call connected quickly, and Panther's voice came through, steady and serious.

"Alpha, Luna packed up all her belongings last night and moved out of the pack."

he words hit me like a ton of bricks. Luna-Elizabeth-had left.

My mind raced, trying to piece together what had happened.

Had I pushed her away with my actions?

Was Rolin right?

Had I failed her when she needed me the most?

I stood there, the weight of the revelation pressing down on me.

The fight with Rolin seemed distant now, overshadowed by the reality that Elizabeth was gone.

My thoughts spiraled, replaying every moment, every interaction.

Had I misunderstood her signals?

Had I been too consumed by my own frustrations to see what she truly needed?

me silently, his

could sense he wanted to say more, but the pain and confusion left

do I do now?" I whispered to myself, feeling

my thoughts. "Alpha, you need

nodded, even though Panther couldn't see me. "I'm on

my car, my

understand why she left and

lose her forever gnawed at

passed Panther, who was managing the crowd with practiced

ask, "Panther, have you seen

shook his head, concern evident

early last night. There's no record of her

"We

swiftly to coordinate the

the driver's seat, I felt a pang of guilt-had my

I been blind to her needs while entangled in

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Elizabet's POV

with elegance, its towering crystal

with quiet conversations, accompanied by

their music adding

ordinary gathering: It was a momentous event marking the peace treaty between humans and

important figures from both worlds, their faces reflecting the significance

the entrance,

a deep shade of emerald that contrasted with my black hair, flowed gracefully around me, catching the light

simple yet sophisticated, perfectly suited for

all the right places, with

that tonight

was right-since the moment I arrived, cameras had followed my every move, their lenses capturing each step I took, every

past few days, I had cut off all contact