After Severance,Alpha Fell in Love With Ex-Luna

Chapter 59: Confrontations and Revelations

Chapter 59: Confrontations and Revelations

(Elena’s POV) “I just think you and I are very compatible.” Adrian Whitmore’s eyes fell on his mother, “Besides, my mother is close to you, so you deserve this reward.”

I watched Dorothea Whitmore gently rock her carved wolf pup figurine, humming a soft lullaby. The peaceful scene on the cruise ship felt surreal compared to the chaos in my life. The gentle breeze from the Crimson River carried the scent of wildflowers. I found myself genuinely curious about Dorothea’s condition.

“Adrian, may I ask what happened to your mother?” I set down my coffee cup carefully. “Given status, it seems unusual for someone to develop such severe mental instability”

your family’s

Adrian’s expression grew somber. His amber eyes reflected deep pain as he watched his mother.

“She lost my sister at birth,” he said quietly “The trauma caused a complete mental breakdown. She’s never recovered from believing her daughter is still alive somewhere.”

My heart clenched with unexpected sympathy. Tm sorry for your loss”

Adrian nodded, his voice heavy with old grief. “She always insists her daughter will come home someday. That’s why she calls you ‘Sweetheart – she thinks you’re her.”

I felt a strange pang of envy. Even in her broken state, Dorothea showed more maternal love than I’d ever experienced.

“I envy those who have parental love,” I admitted softly. “I was abandoned at birth. I’ve always craved that kind of unconditional affection.”

Adrian studied my face with gentle understanding. “Perhaps that’s why she’s drawn to you. She senses that need.”

I smiled bitterly. “At least now I’m free of any ties that bind me.”

The afternoon rain had started by the time Adrian’s driver brought me back to Moonhaven Estate. As I stepped out of the vehicle, the scent of smoke hit my nostrils.

Marcus stood by the trash can, a cigarette between his fingers. His golden eyes were cold as winter ice when they fixed on me.

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“Was that photo sent to my mother by you?” His voice was dangerously quiet.

I didn’t flinch under his stare. “Yes, I sent it.”

Marcus’s jaw tightened. “How did you even know about it?” I pulled out my phone and showed him the chat record from the institute’s work group. “Sophia shared it herself. She even congratulated you on having such a ‘big son.”

Marcus’s face darkened like a storm cloud. He grabbed my face roughly, his fingers digging into my cheeks.

tell you not to drag Sophia into our business? His voice was low and threatening. “Are your trying to

“I was helping you both. If the Blackwood

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you’ll have an

tightened. That

angry?” I challenged him. “If he’s not yours, what does it matter

crushed his cigarette in the ashtray. “Don’t

the Master Suite. “It’s none of my business whether the child is

vehicle leaving. It no longer mattered to me

who he was

the Silverbrook Shopping District.

lighting up with childlike wonder. “Look at those beautiful

turned to me with excitement. “You should get

“That’s a wonderful idea,

inside.”

Valentino store, Dorothea moved toward the dress displays with eager hands. A saleswoman immediately stepped forward with

“This dress is expensive. If you get it dirty,

tone was clearly discriminatory, targeting Dorothea’s obvious mental

laughter. “Look at this crazy woman thinking she

blood boiled at their callous treatment.

mocking glances. “Why should we apologize

then, Heidi Cross entered the store with her Designer Leather Handbag. The saleswomen’s attitudes shifted instantly, becoming more confident with their

out. “We are so sorry.

looked me up and down with disdain. “Shopping at luxury stores without the

spending your husband’s ill–gotten gains on vanity

face flushed with rage. “How dare

at Heidi and

Heidi, “Don’t argue with a mentally

“Like attracts like. No wonder you’re close to

with panic. I don’t know

needed to know about her connection to

out!” Heidi

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and Benjamin Hayes appeared in the

attempting to physically