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Chapter 89: Dangerous Games

Chapter 89: Dangerous Games

(Elena’s POV)

Two days later, I exited the Surgical Wing of the Northern Territory Central Healing Institute. The afternoon sun cast long shadows across the marble floors as I made my toward the main entrance

Looking up, I spotted Nathan Sterling pacing near the revolving door. People flowed around him like water around a stone, but he seemed oblivious to the bustling crowd.

I approached him with curiosity. “Brother Nathan?”

Nathan turned to me, a hint of a smile flickering across his face. “Oh, it’s you.”

“What are you doing standing here?” I asked, noting the restless energy radiating from him.

He avoided my gaze, his amber eyes focusing somewhere over my shoulder. “Waiting for someone.”

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In truth, he had come to find me. He was unsure of his reasons and worried that I might be avoiding after Marcus’s harsh words the other day.

I chuckled softly. “It doesn’t cost anything to sit in the lobby. You could wait there.”

“I’m too restless to sit.” His gaze briefly flickered toward my abdomen before meeting my eyes again. “How is

your mother?”

1 nodded, touched by his concern. “She’s doing well.”

“About that day…” Nathan began hesitantly, his usual confidence wavering. “I left so suddenly, without saying goodbye to you or your mother. Do you think I’m a bit off?”

I shook my head. “It wasn’t your fault. I didn’t expect Marcus to show up.”

Nathan seemed relieved, his shoulders relaxing slightly. Then his expression grew serious, almost troubled.

“If you ever found out I did something to wrong you, would you cut me off completely?”

I looked puzzled by the strange question. “Have you done something?”

…What if?” he pressed, his voice barely above a whisper.

“Well…” I pondered for a moment, studying his anxious face. “It depends. I’m usually pretty generous. If it’s minor, I can forgive it.”

Nathan smiled without answering, but something dark flickered in his eyes. The question hung in the air

between us like an unspoken confession.

Before leaving, Nathan paused and turned back to me. His playful demeanor had completely vanished, replaced by something deadly serious.

“Oh, and be careful with your stomach.”

I was taken aback by the gravity in his tone. It was a stark contrast to his usual lightheartedness.

Be careful with my stomach? Why would he warn me about that?

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Soon after, the warning became a chilling reality.

As I walked through the Medical Center Stairwell during lunch break, the corridor was unusually empty. My footsteps echoed off the concrete walls.

Suddenly, someone pushed me hard from behind.

Caught completely off guard, I tumbled down the stairs. My body hit each step with brutal force, pain shooting through my limbs.

Dazed and disoriented, I lay crumpled on the cold floor. Blood trickled from a cut on my forehead, and my right arm throbbed with agony.

Hospital Cleaner Murphy heard the commotion and rushed over. “Luna Elenal What happened?”

They immediately called for a pack nurse, their voice echoing through the stairwell.

After X–rays at the Imaging Diagnostics Wing, I was diagnosed with a minor fracture in my right arm and a mild concussion. The doctor wrapped my arm in a pristine white cast.

“You’re fortunate it wasn’t worse,” the healer said, reviewing my scans. “But you need complete rest”

Marcus, accompanied by his Elite Guards, emerged from the Steel Ascent and headed straight for th Imaging Diagnostics Wing. His golden eyes were dark with fury when he found me.

I was slowly making my way down the corridor with my medical results, my arm heavy in its cast.

Frowning deeply, he approached me with predatory grace. Before I could say anything, he swept me up into

Embarrassed by the stares of surrounding patients, especially while wearing my white healing coat, I protested weakly. “I’m on duty!”

“You’ve been injured on the job. No more work,” Marcus retorted as he carried me away, his voice brooking no

argument.

The Surgical Department Nurses were stunned to see Marcus carrying me through the corridors. I could hear their whispered conversations trailing behind us.

In their minds, Sophia was still Marcus’s “true mate,” and the rumors of me being the “other woman” resurfaced with renewed vigor.

“Marcus!”

In the Underground Parking Caverns, Sophia approached us. She hid the malice in her eyes behind a mask of

concern.

you’re hurt? I heard this

looked at her suspiciously.

with false concern dripping from every word.

clicked into place

careful with your stomach implied that he thought

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supposed unborn

I wasn’t

knew about it? Her immediate concern about miscarriage seemed to confirm her involvement in my

wearing thin. Til take her home

Moon Alpha’s Phantom Rolls–Royce. Her carefully laid plans crumbled

watched Sophia’s figure disappear in the rearview mirror. For a moment, I saw my

so ridiculously ironic. I had been mated to Marcus for years, but he hadn’t cared when I truly needed him. Now that I was letting go, he seemed

examined my medical scans with intense

directly. “What if I

at me, his golden eyes searching my

I told him the truth, I remained silent.

itself, or it wouldn’t.

said quietly, “I’ll have someone

at the passing Northern Territory landscape, not expecting

Moonhaven Estate like a caged bird. Catherine Hayes

with surprising

off the bed, to the bathroom,

gentleness.

he refrained from touching me intimately. The restraint

considerable effort.

my hair in the Alpha’s Private Chamber, I stared

lights twinkled

gave me the dangerous illusion that we were

been during our first three years together. I almost wavered

Sophia’s name flashed on the screen like a cold slap

that this wasn’t a dream, but harsh

I said,

to take the call. His voice was low and urgent as he spoke

her.

night. I lay alone in our

learned from a message from Sophia that Oliver had nearly drowned. Marcus

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with him at

accompanying photo showed Marcus by Oliver’s bedside, his face etched

Even if you’re pregnant, do you

the facts. He

to Sophia’s two–faced behavior. She was anxious

I was pregnant and threatening her future, she

barrage of insults

absolutely disgusting. I was grateful that my arm injury prevented Marcus

would have thrown up.

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around the Moonstone Reflecting Pool. It was

pushed into the water, but

child had already been traumatized by his previous fall down the

even more

him in time… Why does my pup have to suffer like this? Should I

chest. I used to feel genuine sympathy for her tears, but now they only

comfort her as usual, Sophia fell silent. Her tears dried up

Estate Nannies responsible for watching Oliver. They were trembling

them with cold authority. “Why was he near the pool? Where were

been spending time alone in the Manor Courtyard these past few

to

know

mother came to see him today, so we didn’t think anything would happen,” the other added

changed subtly, worried about being implicated

blame.

I can tell Oliver hasn’t been happy lately. I heard Isabella say that Elena met with Oliver

I’m sure she wouldn’t

Oliver’s behavior.”

say?” I turned to her, my

witness perfectly. “She

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doesn’t accept Oliver.”

is being biased. If the Luna wanted to bully Oliver, the Elder Matriarch would

me all this. She said she saw it with her own eyes. I didn’t want to

feigned distress convincingly

could respond, Grace Burton ordered a

She glanced at Sophia, her

you want to see

you see Elena bullying Oliver

lowered her eyes, confident in Isabella’s support. They had always been

clutching her designer bag tightly. “Actually,

expression froze

Oliver running away crying, and then I ran into Elena. I don’t know what actually happened b them… Isabella

voice strained. “Isabella, that’s not what

I said it on purpose to cause

speechless, her

in Isabella’s attitude. I made a mental note

“Il find someone to counsel him,

alone again.”

Burton nodded efficiently.

of the

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