Crippled Luna's Farewell: Half A Life Without My Alpha's Deadly Deception

Chapter 37

“That’s right,” she replied, though she couldn’t miss the relief that flashed across his face.

“Cool,” Alex said, turning back to his phone, his excitement bubbling over as he continued chatting with Linda.

He felt better, probably because he thought he would then go to Linda’s place and enjoy her company instead…

When they arrived at the practice field, Alex hopped out of the car and disappeared toward the locker room without so much. as a glance back.

Sarah shook her head and made her way to speak with Alex’s new coach about his progress,

The building stood tall and proud, its red–brick façade framed by neatly trimmed hedges and rows of flowering shrubs.

The early morning sunlight cast a warm glow over the arched windows and ivy covered walls, giving the structure a welcoming charm.

A large clock tower rose from the center of the building, its golden hands ticking rhythmically.

The sound of children’s laughter filled the crisp air, blending harmoniously with the chirping birds and the distant hum of car

engines.

The playground buzzed with energy.

Children of all ages darted across the field, their colorful backpacks bouncing with each step.

A group of younger kids gathered around the swings, giggling as they tried to see who could swing the highest.

Near the sandbox, a cluster of preschoolers dug tunnels and built castles, their tiny hands caked with sand.

tag, their sneakers

or plant a

street, engines idling as drivers waved goodbye to

chat with fellow parents or the occasional teacher who had come

the entrance, Sarah stood with her usual calm composure,

watched the cheerful chaos, a small smile playing on her

a small hand suddenly gripped her

see Brian, a cheerful little boy with messy

chirped, hugging her leg

“Brian! How are you, sweetheart?” she asked, crouching down to his level.

day, remember? I wanted

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warmly. “I’m

light and playful, with Brian’s

Alex approaching until he roughly

her,” Alex snapped, his voice sharp.

himself with surprising agility, his eyes narrowing

Brian’s arm to steady him, her protective instincts

she asked, concern

off. “I’m fine,” he said calmly, shooting a challenging look at

flushed with

he realized how Sarah had rushed to Brian’s side instead of

over him

mumbled, his voice low but edged with