Another Chance for the Luna Queen novel Chapter 94

Chapter 0094 

Hyacinth seemed to grasp the weight of my words as her gaze bore into mine, searching for any hint of mercy. After a long, tense moment, she blinked heavily and finally looked away. “I’ll write up an apology,” she said, her voice barely above a whisper, before turning and rushing off in the same direction Gretchen had gone. 

As I watched her retreating figure, a rush of adrenaline coursed through me. Two down, one to go. I wouldn’t let David’s puppets ruin Alexander’s life without a fight. 

“Unbelievable,” Miranda spat, her voice shaking with anger. “I can’t believe people would actually lie about this.” “Neither can 1,” Nadia echoed, her gaze shifting to Cassandra, filled with indignation. 

Cassandra stood defiantly in front of me, her glare unwavering “You don’t frighten me,” she shot back, her bravado untouched. 

1 smiled, leaning slightly toward her, letting my confidence wash over the tension. “I should,” I said, my voice low and steady. “You have no idea what I’ve been through because of David Lake. This is your only chance to take responsibility for your lies and remove yourself from this situation. If we meet again under similar 

circumstances, I’ll show you no mercy. 

A strange thrill coursed through me as I spoke those words. They felt foreign, yet undeniably true. David had created this part of me and now he would have to face the consequences. 

I wasn’t entirely sure where my limits lay anymore, but I knew that the fury I felt toward David and what he had done to my family had unlocked a strength I never knew I possessed. 

The air was heavy with tension as Cassandra’s defiance wavered. For the first time, I saw uncertainty flicker in her 

eyes. 

Without a word, Cassandra turned and rushed away from me. I watched her go, irritation simmering beneath the surface. I knew I’d have to deal with her again, but for now I had more pressing matters to confront. I shifted my focus back to Nadia and Miranda. 

“Are you satisfied?” I demanded, planting my hands on my hips. “Do you still believe Alexander is the dangerous bully you painted him to be?” 

They exchanged tense glances, a flicker of uncertainty passing between them. I could see the doubt creeping into their expressions, but they were struggling against it. 

Finally, Nadia looked at me, her expression heavy with defeat. “No.” 

“Then you must do the right thing,” I urged, my voice sharp with urgency. “Denounce the lies they’re spreading! Alexander doesn’t deserve to be maligned like this.” 

“What I told you is all true,” Miranda said, her voice wavering “But… I’ve never seen the side of Alexander they described.” 

“So do the right thing,” I pressed, feeling the stakes rise. “You’ve seen the truth today; don’t let their deceit pull you under.” 

Miranda and Nadia exchanged a long, tense look, their silent conversation crackling with unspoken doubts. “We’ll think about it,” Nadia muttered finally. Then, without another word, the two of them turned and walked away, their footsteps echoing in the heavy silence behind them. 

“Are you all right, Miss Rowan?” James asked as I turned to him. There was concern etched across his features. 

“Yes,” I replied, forcing a smile to mask the turmoil within “I’m just fine.” 

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