After I Let Go My Alpha He Knelt in Regret novel Chapter 60

Chapter 44 

We were too close, and even though it was just a pass, it still made me feel slightly uncomfortable. 

“That’s enough.” I whispered, drawing my hand back, not wanting the other students to notice the 

subtle atmosphere between Lorik and me. 

The students below the stage applauded and cheered us, they didn’t expect that on the first day of school, there would be a new student who had the ability to fight Professor Lorik, my name would 

surely spread throughout the entire academy tomorrow. 

prek nodded, he still looked interested in me in his eyes. 

Still, he let go of his hand and I quickly retreated a step backward, putting distance between us. 

Just as I thought the moment had passed, I felt a sharp gaze on me. I looked up and spotted a blonde girl in the crowd, her eyes burning with jealousy. She looked strikingly similar to Lorcia, but younger, her features more delicate. 

“Alpha, there is a business deal in the pack that needs to be finalised by you …… 

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Lorik’s phone rang, breaking my thoughts. I caught snippets of his conversation with Bata, his tone 

sharp and focused. He looked every bit the leader, juggling multiple responsibilities effortlessly. 

As I watched him, I couldn’t help but feel a twinge of worry. He was so busy, always caught up in work. How did he find the time to teach this class? And more importantly, why? 

As if sensing my thoughts, he glanced at me one last time before turning and leaving the classroom. 

The moment he was gone, I exhaled, not realizing I had been holding my breath. 

His presence was overwhelming, not just because of who he was to me, but because of what he 

represented in this place. 

The other students had no idea I was his Luna, and I wanted to keep it that way. The last thing I needed was everyone treating me differently because of it. 

I walked off the stage, lost in thought as I did so. 

Suddenly, someone slammed into me with enough force, and I’d just expended so much energy in sparring that I accidentally slammed into her and fell to the ground. 

The impact took me by surprise, and I hit the floor hard, pain shooting through my palms as I tried 

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What’s the matter, late bloomer? Can’t even stand on your own two feet?” a mocking, voice sPRETRA 

above me. 

I looked up to see a blonde woman standing over me, her eyes gleaming with satisfaction. Behind her stood my sister, Alice, who looked down at me with a mixture of disgust and disdain. 

“My heart twisted at the sight of her, but I forced myself to focus on the immediate threat, 

“Do you even know who I am?” the blonde demanded, her voice dripping with arrogance, 

She didn’t wait for me to answer, her voice loud enough to catch the attention of the remaining 

udents. “I’m Sorcia” she announced, her tone smug, “Lorcia’s sister.” 

A ripple of whispers spread through the crowd, and I could feel their eyes on us, some curious, others filled with pity or amusement. My stomach churned, but I refused to let it show. 

“Before I came here, my sister specifically asked me to keep an eye on you,” Sorcia continued, her eyes narrowing. “You should consider yourself lucky,” 

“Lucky?” I managed to say, forcing the word past the lump in my throat. 

“Yes,” she hissed, her voice low and menacing. “Lucky that you’re still standing after what you’ve 

done. Don’t think for a second that you’re anything more than a pathetic, late–awakened wolf. You’re 

nothing.” 

I could see the surprise on the faces of the students around us, as they murmured about how a late awakening werewolf was able to fight Professor Lorik for so long. 

It was common knowledge among werewolves that the earlier a wolf awakened, the stronger they 

were. Late awakeners like me were often considered weak, inferior, and barely worth 

acknowledging. 

Just as I was about to push myself up, Sorcia moved to strike me again. I braced myself, ready to fight back, when a trembling voice called out, “Please, stop!” 

Everyone turned to see a girl with a familiar face stepping forward. It was the girl I had saved 

during the street race. She was still dressed in that modest, almost outdated style, and her body 

shook with fear as she stood between Sorcia and me. 

“Sorcia, please,” she begged, her voice trembling. “Don’t hurt her. She’s my friend..” 

recognized the plain girl, she was the same one I had saved that night during the race car 

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Your friend?” Sorcia spat, pulling her hand back as if the girl’s touch had burned her. “You think! care about your little friendships? Pathetic.” 

The girl recoiled, tears welling up in her eyes. “But… aren’t we friends?” 

Sorcia let out a cold, harsh laugh. “You? My friend? You’re nothing but a late bloomer freak. You’re just a lackey I use to run errands. You think you’re worth more than that? 

Tears streamed down the girl’s face, and something inside me snapped. Anger surged through me, fueled by the injustice of it all. Without thinking, I launched myself at Sorcia, shoving her with all my