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In three years by my side, she had never smiled like that for herself. Not once.
My chest felt like it was being crushed by a giant stone. The weight of it made it almost impossible to breathe.
As the music ended, the whole place went wild.
Leslie swept her gaze across the room-and it landed right on Leiss. And on me, standing next to him.
The smile on her face vanished at once.
She turned her head and walked off in the other direction without hesitation.
The look in her eyes was like she’d just spotted trash.
“Crimson Moon Pack…”
Leiss was staring at me, his face stiff with panic. He looked like he was about to cry.
“She saw me. She definitely saw me! She’s not gonna let me off! No way-I have to go apologize! Maybe there’s still time!”
“You coward.” One of the Alphas nearby kicked him with a snort. “She’s just a woman. What are you so scared of? Apologize? You serious? It’s not like your naked pictures were posted to the PackNet livestream!”
Leiss mumbled something under his breath, then clenched his fists like he was making some grand decision -and actually ran out of the room.
I didn’t say a word. Just poured myself another glass of liquor and drained it in one shot.
Leslie’s POV
“That’s enough fun. You two carry on,” I said as I grabbed my purse. “I’m heading our
Amala and Astrid waved as I left, already way too deep in their ‘not-going-home-sober agents.
The moment I stepped out of the room, I saw Leiss. That pathetic idiot was standing at the end of the hallway with a bootlicking smile on his face.
“Move”
I didn’t bother with him. Just spat the word coldly and kept walking.
“I will!” he said quickly, still blocking my path. “But please, let me just say something first!”
“What is it?”
Leiss hesitated for a long moment, then linally mustered the courage to bow deeply.
“Leslie… no-Your Highness! I give up! I completely admit I was wrong! I apologize for everything I said and did in the past! Please, be the bigger person and forgive me!”
Lowering his head to a woman he used to mock without restraint wasn’t exactly dignified.
But compared to having his nudes plastered across the internet, dignity didn’t mean much.
I looked at him sideways, taking in his pathetic, groveling figure. A small smirk tugged at my lips.
“Oh.”
“You… you forgive me?” Leiss blinked, looking up at me with hope in his eyes.
“No.”
I answered flatly.
“The way you all treated me-do you really think one apology is enough to wipe it all clean? You think the world’s that generous?”
His face was flusterred.
“Then… what do you want?”
“What do I want?”
I stepped in close. My voice was light, but sharp enough to freeze blood.
“I’m going to count to three. If you’re still standing in front of me by then, you better be ready to wake up tomorrow and find your name on every headline across the continent.”
“One-“
I hadn’t even said the second number before he bolted like a cat with its tail on fire, yelling over his shoulder as he ran, “Don’t-don’t overreact! I’m gone! I’m gone!”
Before my next word left my mouth, he had already vanished down the hallway.
I let out a cold laugh, heels clicking as I walked calmly toward the exit of the bar.
WOOMTY Sept.
The moment I stepped outside, I saw the last person I wanted to run into.
Kirby
He was waiting beside my car.
“Alpha Kirby. Must be a slow night for you,” I said, raising an eyebrow
“Leslie,” he rasped, voice rough. “I need to talk to you about Liana. She and I… it’s not what you think
He wanted to explain.
“Don’t bother,” I snapped, already frowning. “Whatever’s going on between you two has nothing to do with me. I really don’t need you wasting my time over it.”
I stepped forward, grabbed him by the arm, and shoved him away from my car.
Then I climbed in, didn’t even bother with the seatbelt, and floored it.
Gone without looking back.
Marcus’s POV
The lights at Bloodrock Estate blazed brightly, illuminating the entire night.
But inside the house, the air was colder than a freezer.
I sat alone in the main hall, trying to calm the rage simmering in my chest-and the restless growl of the Wolt inside me.
Learning that my son still hadn’t returned only fueled the fire. I gripped my cane and slammed it repeatedly into the floor, each strike a release of bitter frustration.
“He still has the nerve to be out wandering around? He was married to Leslie for three damn years and didn’t notice anything strange?!”
I ground the words out between my teeth.
I couldn’t shake the image in my head-Leslie, standing there in front of everyone, donating the Ancestor Fang without blinking. That fang was the legacy of our Pack. A sacred heirloom. And she handed it over like it was nothing.
I turned and glared at Belle and Slyvana, fury boiling over.
“You two brainless fools!”
I roared at them.