After I Let Go My Alpha He Knelt in Regret novel Chapter 44

Chapter 27 

Lorcia’s composure crumbled. “No, it’s not-” she began, but her voice faltered, her denial weak and 

unconvincing. 

The challenge hung in the air, the room falling into an expectant hush. Lorcia’s face went pale, her “eyes darting around the room, searching for an escape. But there was none. The crowd watched, 

waiting, their judgment palpable. 

She hesitated. The weight of the moment pressed down on her, and I could see the fear in her eyes. 

The room erupted into applause once more, the crowd on its feet, their cheers echoing through the 

hall. 

I stood there, my heart pounding, a mixture of triumph and relief washing over me. This was my victory–not just over Lorcia, but over my past, over the doubts and fears that had haunted me for so 

long- 

Ethan placed a hand on my shoulder, his touch reassuring, grounding me in the moment. “it’s the time to end this show once and for all” he said quietly, his voice filled with pride. 

I looked out at the crowd, at the faces of those who had once doubted me, who had dismissed me as nothing more than a mistake. And I knew, in that moment, that I had finally found my place. 

This was the moment I had been waiting for. I stepped forward, my voice clear and strong. “The piano is right here, Lorcia. If you have the talent, prove it. Play a tune and show everyone that you 

deserve the music you covet.” 

The tension in the grand hall was palpable as Lorcia’s eyes darted nervously around the room. Her face, usually so composed, was now a mask of panic. She clutched her hand, her voice trembling she tried to excuse herself. “1-1 hurt my hand earlier. I can’t possibly play right now,” she stammered, her words lacking the conviction she so desperately needed. 

The crowd remained unconvinced. Whispers of doubt filled the air, their collective suspicion cutting through Lorcia’s weak explanation. She stood there, under the harsh scrutiny of the onlookers, with no choice but to fall silent, her earlier bravado reduced to nothing more than a pitiful facade. 

Lorik was staring at her from a distance.. 

“if you can do it well, come on play it” someone from the crowd shouted 

grcia looked puzzled and her eyes were unable to meet the public 

After I Let Go My Alpha, He Kr. 

can do it better than her, it’s just I am not well. She insisted to lie stubbornly. The crowd knew it pow, so did Lorik. I was at peace 

Ethan, standing by my side, gently guided me away from the piano, leading me toward the gathering of celebrities and influential figures mingling around the hall. 

The party had officially begun, and I was to be introduced as his daughter, a revelation that had already sent shockwaves through the room. 

As the evening progressed, I found myself swirling through a sea of faces, each one more distinguished than the last. 

Ethan introduced me to everyone–from world renowned musicians to influential politicians. Glass 

her glass of wine was thrust into my hand, the liquid slipping down my throat as I struggled to keep up with the endless small talk and pleasantries. 

The night wore on, the effects of the alcohol beginning to cloud my mind. I needed a break, a 

moment to breathe.