Another Chance for the Luna Queen by Aurora Starling

Chapter 0144

Chapter 0144

I took a step forward, and Alexander followed closely, his presence beside me a constant, silent reminder for David to tread carefully. I accepted the papers from David, my hand reaching for the pen, but before I could sign, Alexander gently stopped my hand.

“We’ll review this thoroughly and send a signed copy after my lawyers have gone over it,” Alexander said with a polite but unyielding smile. “Ella doesn’t sign anything without their approval first.”

I gave David a cool smile. “Just a precaution; I almost forgal.”

David’s jaw tightened briefly, but he shrugged, his tone dismissive. “Fine. You know my address.”

“Congratulations to you both,” I said, directing a warm smile at Amanda. “I’m glad we can all close this chapter and move on, finding happiness in our own ways.”

David gave a curt nod. “Thank you for coming.”

his attention to the gathered crowd. “Food and drinks will be served shortly.

took a step forward, his hand resting possessively on my waist. “It sounds wonderful,

attend to. So little time for socializing when you’re planning a wedding, as I’m sure you

me toward the car, his arm still around my waist. As we moved away, a sense of satisfaction bloomed in my chest.

and Lunas of David’s broken promises and shameful actions but had also secured a small stretch of farmland to help strengthen my pack’s financial standing. It was a complete success.

Amanda POV

wasn’t used to so many eyes tracking her every move, analyzing her expression,

It was everything she’d dreamed of. Now, with their plans set in stone, she knew her happy ending was within reach–but not

tried every angle she could to expose her, to force her to own up to her

infuriating Alexander had stood between her and her goal, protecting Ella from everything. But Amanda wasn’t out of ideas just yet. The drug she’d obtained for David had worked once–without Alexander’s interference, it could have left Ella at her

believe that Alexander Black truly loved a girl like Ella–not him. He was five years older, with a worldliness, intelligence, and

confidence Ella flaunted now

be a way to break through Alexander’s defenses, to make him see Ella as the unworthy fraud Amanda knew her to be. Amanda would find it. And