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

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The merchant, seeing that the crowd was very surprised, continued:

“My best friend has a daughter, the original mate. She and her mate grew up together and were engaged! As a result, her mate got quite close to Linda in the first two years, to the point of withdrawing from her. But then. I heard that Linda somehow met that Alpha Arnold and directly kicked her original boyfriend

out……

Sarah was a little surprised, it was the first time she had heard about this too.

But she didn’t have time to dwell on the gossip, not far away Max and a few coworkers called her over to

help again, so Sarah turned away and began to focus on her work.

Little did she know that there were two pairs of eyes in the distance, watching her intently.

At the center of the exhibition, Charles nudged Arnold subtly, his voice laced with amusement

“She’s here.”

He tilted his chin toward Sarah, who stood with quiet confidence, engaged in discussion with her team.

Arnold followed Charles’s gaze, his sharp, assessing eyes locking onto her.

There was something about her presence that made it difficult to look away.

She stood firm, unshaken, as if the past had left no scars on her.

The realization unsettled him more than he expected.

Did she not care anymore? Had she really moved on that easily? His fingers curled slightly against his knee, but his face remained impassive.

Charles arched a brow, his tone teasing. “Didn’t expect her to be that good, huh? People respect her. She’s

got presence.”

Arnold remained silent. He wouldn’t admit it, but Charles was right.

There was an undeniable force in the way she carried herself.

The way she spoke, the way she moved–it all exuded certainty, self–assurance.

He had seen her vulnerable before, seen the way she used to look at him with eyes full of trust and longing.

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there was none of that. Her face

he

an unsettling sensation creeping into her consciousness.

**He’s looking at us again.‘

hitched, but she kept her posture relaxed.

Arnold. Their eyes met. He smiled–faint, unreadable, as if testing

herself to remain indifferent. She refused to let him see

could still

**Not anymore.

sign of acknowledgment,

with interest, his smirk widening. “Your mate used to run straight to you, didn’t she? Looks like she’s not so eager anymore.

tightened slightly, but he made no

could stretch further, Linda approached

was a confident sway in her step, her voice carrying an almost possessive lilt as

is about to

but he barely spared

away.

noticed the rejection,

his gaze and said coldly,

assigned seats, Arnold took his place at the

powerful Alphas.

her best efforts, was not seated beside

in the middle rows.

seat, her gaze swept over the front row, and

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Sarah was there.

program

occupied wasn’t quite as prestigious as

to elite practitioners–acknowledgment of skill and talent.

she always

the room, his speech filled with wisdom and

words carried weight, setting the direction for the coming year’s industry

listened attentively, taking in

remained composed, absorbing the

help but steal glances at Arnold.

he impressed by Sarah? Was he regretting his