But right now… I didn’t care.
I didn’t care what they did.
I didn’t care who hurt who first.
I didn’t care about revenge or betrayal or twisted love.
All I cared about now… was finding my father. O
And I couldn’t do that from here. Not trapped in this house. Not under their watchful eyes.
I had to go.
I had to leave.
The door opened behind me, and I quickly wiped my face and stood up, unsteady but determined.
It was Nora and Lolita. They paused when they saw me on the floor, their eyes wide with concern.
“Luna-are you alright?” Nora asked, rushing toward me.
“I’m leaving,” I said firmly.
Lolita blinked. “What?”
“I’m leaving this place,” I repeated. My voice was calm. Steady. Too calm, even for me. “There’s nothing left for me here. I need to find my father… I need to find the truth. And I can’t do it while I’m locked up in these walls.”
They exchanged uncertain glances.
“I need you both to help me pack,” I said softly but firmly. “Please.”
“Right now?” Nora asked carefully.
“Yes,” I said without hesitation. “Right now. I’m going to speak to the Alphas. After t I’m leaving.”
They didn’t argue. Maybe they saw the fire in my eyes. Or maybe… they knew lon up my mind.
Nora nodded and gently reached for my hand. “Okay, Olivia. We’ll help your
Lolita squeezed my shoulder. “Whatever you need… we’re with you.” shoulder. “Whatever you
As they started pulling out my bag and gathering my clothes, I took a deep breath and headed for the door. many guessed it right!!!
Note: this is yesterday’s update, today’s update is on the way!!!
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Olivia’s POV
“I’m leaving,” I announced.
A heavy silence fell over the room. I studied their faces-confused, scared, and full of pain.
Levi, who looked weak and drained, took a shaky step toward me and reached out, but I moved away quickly and frowned.
My heart ached. My wolf was silent, but I could still feel it-that deep love and care I had for them. It hadn’t gone away, even if we were no longer mates. I wasn’t surprised. I had loved them long before we were bonded.
“Is there anything we could do to make you change your mind?” Levi asked softly.
I stared at him coldly. “Absolutely nothing.”
The three of them exchanged glances before looking back at me. The pain in their eyes was so raw, I had to turn away to stop myself from softening.
“Where are you going?” Lennox asked finally.
For a second, I was stunned. I expected them to argue, to beg-to protest-but they didn’t. Just like with the council, they gave up too easily. 2
Why? Why did they always let go so quickly? (3)
“At least please let us know where you’re going,” Louis added. “So our hearts can rest a little.”
I looked away. The truth was… I didn’t know. I only knew I couldn’t stay.
“I have no idea,” I said honestly.
I saw their panic grow.
“No, Olivia… at least know where you’re headed,” Lennox said quickly, his voice tight with concern.
I sighed and shrugged. “I’m going to my mother’s pack. She’s there.”
They all let out a breath, clearly relieved, and nodded slowly.
Lennox reached into his pocket and pulled something out. He walked closer and held It in front of me.
It was a bracelet-simple, but clearly crafted with care. A red gem shined at its center.
“We had a feeling this might happen,” he said quietly. “That you might reject us… that you’d want to leave.”
He paused, his voice trembling a little.
“So… we prepared this.”
I frowned and looked at it, confused.
“It’s not just any bracelet,” Lennox continued. “We asked a witch to enchant it. It’s made with our blood.”
I blinked in shock.
“You may not believe in the prophecy… about your life being in danger,” Louis added, “but we do. We believe every word.”
“Even though we’re not your mates anymore, we can’t feel your pain… or know when you’re in danger,” Levi said gently. “But with this on your wrist, we will. If anything happens to you-if you’re hurt, scared, or in trouble-we’ll know.”
My chest tightened, but I shook my head firmly. “No. I’ll be fine. I don’t need your protection anymore.”
Lennox stepped closer, eyes begging. “Please, Olivia.”
“No,” I said again, turning away. “I’ll be okay. I don’t need this.”
He hesitated, then softly said, “If you ever loved us… even for a moment… please. Let this be our last wish.”
I froze.
That sentence.
It hit something deep inside me.
I stared at the bracelet in Lennox’s hand for what felt like forever.
Why were they doing this now? Why were they making it harder to let go?
This bracelet… it would only remind me of them. Of what we used to have. Of what we lost.
Still, that one sentence kept ringing in my mind-If you ever loved us…
And I did. I still did. That was the painful ruth.
Slowly, I reached out and took the bracelet from Lennox. My fingers brushed his, and I felt him tremble slightly.
He let out a shaky breath and gently helped put it on.
The moment the bracelet touched my wrist, I felt it.
A strange warmth spread through me.
It didn’t hurt. It didn’t burn.
It just… settled.
Like a piece of something I didn’t know was missing had been returned.
“There,” Lennox said softly, eyes fixed on it. “Now, if anything happens… we’ll feel it.”
Louis stepped forward slowly, his voice calm. “Olivia, there’s something else.”
New Book: Back Home to Marry Off Myself
Loredana’s father left the family for his mistress, leaving them to fend for themselves abroad. When life was at its toughest, her father showed up with “good news” after 8 years of absence: To marry off Loredana to a paralyzed son of the wealthy Mendelsohn family.