Another Chance for the Luna Queen novel Chapter 95

Chapter 0005 

Chapter 0095 

Ella POV 

“Several women have come forward in recent days to confess that their stories about Alexander Black were fabricated,” the female reporter said, her dark eyes fixed directly on the camera. 

I wasn’t looking at the television; my gaze was locked on my mother, who stared at the screen, her mouth set in a firm line as she absorbed the reporter’s words. 

After the confrontation at the shopping center, Gretchen and Hyacinth posted apologies on their social media pages, confessing that they had no history with Alexander and that their stories had been planted. Cassandra had deleted all her social media accounts. 

It seemed the confessions from the others had prompted some women involved in David’s plot to step forward. Two more had confessed, guilt–ridden, that they had been paid by an unnamed person to spread rumors about Alexander. 

They didn’t need to say it was David; I felt it was obvious, and it would only be a matter of time before everyone figured it out. David had never been as sneaky as he thought 

Satisfaction coursed through me as I listened to the reporter speak. Clearing Alexander’s name was crucial, and I had not only managed to make that happen but also to portray him as the sympathetic victim of this smear campaign. People would feel empathy for him, which would help with his public support. 

“Two women, confirmed ex–girlfriend’s of Alpha Black’s, will be speaking with him at a press conference set to begin in the next few minutes…” 

The reporter’s words faded into the background as my mother turned to face me. 

“It seems you were right,” she said apologetically. “I may have judged Alexander too harshly.” 

“Your concern is understandable,” I replied. “I shouldn’t have gotten so upset about it. I know you only want what’s best for me.” 

She smiled and shook her head slightly. “You’re not a little girl anymore,” she said. “I need to learn to trust your judgment. After all, you’re going to be the leader of our pack someday.” 

A wide smile spread across my face at her words. My father believed I was capable of leading, but I felt my mother had always held back slightly, less convinced of my ability. So to hear her say something like that was incredibly touching. 

“You will get to know Alexander,” I said. “And you’ll see that his reputation is not an accurate portrayal of him.” 

“I suppose I should know better than to trust rumors and gossip,” my mother admitted 

“I’m only glad the truth has finally come out,” I replied. 

My attention was drawn back to the television screen, where I saw the image of Alexander standing with Nadia and Miranda on either side of him. 

Dressed in a light gray suit that complemented his bright eyes, he looked remarkably put together, his hands folded in front of him, a serious expression on his face. He stood back slightly, giving the two women better access to the microphone. 

Alexander didn’t speak a word as Nadia nervously stepped forward and cleared her throat. 

“Thank you for coming today,” she said, presumably addressing the assembled reporters. “I’m sorry to have to call everyone here under these circumstances, but it’s important that the truth be told ”