Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna

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Chapter 318

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She paused but didn't turn around.

Ethan strode toward her, clearly intending to bring her back for the apology I demanded. But before he could reach her, Lucas Blackwood stepped between them, his tall frame creating a physical barrier.

"Alpha Stone," Lucas said coldly, "please respect yourself."

His wolf's energy flared with territorial challenge, his gray eyes narrowing as he stared down Ethan. "My Olivia has nothing to apologize for."

The possessive "my Olivia" cut deep into Ethan's pride. A low growl rumbled from his chest, his Alpha instincts bristling at the challenge.

"You witnessed the assault," I called from my wheelchair, unable to contain myself. "You know what she did!"

Lucas turned his cold gaze on me. “I saw nothing,” he replied smoothly. "Perhaps Ms. Frost injured herself in her eagerness to play the victim. Who knows? When a rabid she-wolf loses control, who can say whom she will bite?"

by open contempt. My wolf snarled beneath my

I accused, my voice shaking with

teeth that held no warmth. "I'm simply stating facts, Ms. Frost. If you have evidence to the contrary, I suggest you

(Olivia's POV)

Through the tinted windows, I could see Victoria's face contorted with fury as

as Lucas slid into the driver's seat beside

a sense of security I hadn't felt in years. "You have nothing to thank me for," he replied, his voice gentler than I'd ever heard it. "That woman deserved far worse than what

caught a final glimpse of Ethan standing beside Victoria's wheelchair. His expression was unreadable, torn between

in silence for several minutes, giving me space to process what had happened. Finally, he spoke. "Where would you like to

words. The adrenaline was fading,

(Victoria's POV)

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digging into the armrests of my wheelchair until my knuckles turned white. Denied both justice and sympathy,

to the Medical Den," I said to Ethan, injecting weakness into my voice.

was admitted quickly, but he didn't stay by my side. Instead,

are superficial," Dr. Wilson informed me as he cleaned the cuts on my face. "The bruising looks worse than