Let Me Go, My Mafia Husband by Paga Slayer

Chapter 530

Chapter 530 The Yellow Moon Festival *Selena*

The Moonglow pack was having a big celebration of the yellow moon festival today. Everyone was there, but Eden told me to stay back at the packhouse. My job was to clean the kitchen and get things ready for breakfast tomorrow. I scrubbed the kitchen until it sparkled, putting all the kitchen tools in their proper places. I even chopped up some vegetables and got things ready for the next day if I still stayed till tomorrow.

The packhouse was super quiet and empty because everyone had gone to the party spot far away.

After completing my tasks, I retreated to my room, getting ready to perform the final task.

Just as I was about to power up my laptop, the world outside my thoughts was interrupted by a gentle yet insistent knock at my door. Surprise mingled with uncertainty as I approached. As I opened the door, the door's creaking hinges breaking the solitude that had enveloped me. Before me stood Lola, her eyes glistening with unshed tears.

Without a word, she embraced me. I was momentarily taken aback. My hand found its way to her back, gently caressing and conveying my comfort.

"What happened, Lola?"I spoke softly, breaking the silence in a voice laced with concern.

"Jason-he... he fought with me," she managed to say between sobs, her voice quivering with vulnerability.

Jason was Lola's mate.

"It happens, honey," I murmured, offering her reasoning. "When we love someone, we fight. But we still love them."

Her tear-stained face turned towards me, her watery eyes searching for reassurance.

"No, he doesn't love me," she replied, her voice trembling with a mixture of hurt and resignation. The vulnerability in her eyes tugged at my heartstrings. "When I told him to stay away from Sabrina, he said I couldn't order him," she continued, her voice quivering with a mix of sadness and frustration.

Male ego.

"He was angry, Lola," I said softly. "You should try to talk to him when you both calm down. Fighting isn't a solution."

furrowed as she struggled to balance her anger and

want to talk to

a soft smile, my hand tenderly caressing her head. She was like a younger sister to

then, don't talk to him,"

smirked as a flicker of mischief crossed my mind, a plan

conspiratorially, "and make him jealous." A glimmer of hope danced in her

she said, her voice carrying a newfound lightness. "Now I am feeling better, but I won't go to the yellow moon festival because I

emotions. "That is a really big

Lola's question hung

Oh no!

No! No! No!

task tonight. I had to do it tonight. I couldn't miss this great opportunity. But she was upset, and I could not throw her out. Pausing to gather my thoughts, I replied, "Okay, but I have

no! I couldn't afford for her to come with me.. Thinking on

to enter her room," I explained, hoping to deter

Come back

grateful

As she settled

timing seemed almost serendipitous; it was as if the stars

I left the room, the door closing silently behind me as I made my way through the dimly lit corridors toward the data room. It was that time again-the changing of the guards' shift, the opportunity I needed to enter the room where the world's

inserted the key into the

attentively as the data room's heavy door swung. open, revealing a realm of secrets and possibilities. I stepped inside, the cold

that seemed

otherworldly energy.

breath and approached the central terminal, my fingers dancing over the keyboard with practiced ease. This was the culmination of countless hours spent crafting and refining a

unexpected roadblock, halted by an inbuilt countermeasure. It was as if an invisible hand had intervened, thwarting my efforts. My brow furrowed in frustration, and a sense of unease crept over me. I had accounted for every contingency-or so I

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