After She's Terminal The Alpha Regrets (Elaine and Lucas) novel Chapter 47

Chapter 47

“Luther.” Elaine straightened up. She wasn’t expecting to see him here of all places. Unless he’d been trying

to find her.

“Alpha Luther,” Liam said, his voice a mixture between greeting and question. “A…pleasant surprise.”

“I’m sure,” Nancy said, crossing her arms. “To what do we owe this pleasure?”

“I’ve been meaning to speak with Elaine,” Luther replied easily. “About a sensitive matter. You understand.”

Liam gave him a look that said he absolutely did not understand so he turned his focus to Elaine. She only waved off the growing concern she felt.

“It’s fine. Nothing serious.”

Yes it was.

Elaine stepped forward. “Just give us a minute, I’m sure we can get this resolved quickly.”

“Alright. We’ll be waiting at the car,” Liam said. Nancy led the way.

Once they were out of earshot, Elaine turned to Luther once more. This wasn’t a social call, that much was

obvious.

“Well?”

“Your behavior–”

“At the charity dinner was displeasing, I know. Is there anything else I should know?”

“Watch yourself. I’m not here for you games. You could have ruined Lucas’ chances with that stunt. Our deal was I would help you with the divorce if you played your part. The perfect Luna. You’ve done quite the terrible job at that. You’ll be lucky if no one begins rumors after you left with another Alpha.”

“It’s not like that,” Elaine said.

“Then do enlighten me. Because what I saw was you got into a fight with Lucas, publicly, then stormed off to leave with another Alpha during the event. Do that again, and I’m pulling my support for the divorce. And your foundation…”

“You’re threatening me again.” Elaine jabbed a finger at him. “Don’t forget that I can ruin this election for Lucas too.”

“You seem to have already endevored to do so.”

Elaine went quiet.

“I’m giving you another chance. An Alpha Summit this Friday night. It’s the final event before the election. If the damage hasn’t been done already, then this should be quite the important evening.”

Elaine rubbed the sides of her temple. “Another dinner. Great.”