Alpha's Regret After Her Rebirth by Aurora Starling

Chapter 0460

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So Noah had given him a check that ultimately allowed Silvermoon to finally purchase some new land up north where untapped silver deposits had been found, and all was made right.

Maybe Noah had helped in order to curry some additional favor from Hannah’s family in the hopes that Hannah might stay with him, but… it was mostly out of the goodness of his own heart.

As for his father… Well, Marcus never did anything that wasn’t entirely selfish.

“You know,” Marcus went on, oblivious to his son’s inner monologue, “I really was intending to marry you off to Zoe before Hannah’s father presented the deal.”

Noah couldn’t help but laugh at that. “In all your years of poor decisions, Father, I think that may have been the worst. Thank the Goddess it didn’t come to fruition.”

Marcus pressed his lips into a thin line, eyes flashing, but seemed to control himself. “Yes, well… I suppose her recent… treacherous actions do place a damper on that,” he admitted. “But you cannot deny that she would have made a good Luna.”

“She was planning on killing me,” Noah added incredulously.

a devil you know than a devil you don’t. And Hannah… well, there’s no knowing what she has

continued, “I saw her little ‘ phoenix‘ performance at her coronation. Perhaps she did rise from her own ashes. But now… whose ashes will she rise from

his whiskey and stood, setting his glass on the coffee table. Noah hadn’t so much as touched

daughter is not my own, then insinuate that she might not even be Hannah’s child.

his jacket from the servant waiting nearby. “Oh, she already has destroyed

the insinuation. He stood, grateful that his father

Father. It was a displeasure, as

the air outside. “Goodnight, Noah. Do keep your wits about you. If you

that, he was

his father to get into his car before he was slamming and

upstairs. He was just glad it didn’t go on

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Chapter 0460

door, Hannah was already knocked

a smirk, Noah walked up to her and peered over her shoulder. She’d only had a glass and a half of wine, hardly