Alpha's Regret The Luna He Left Behind novel Chapter 8

Chapter 2

In the second round, as the fireworks rose and burst into a dazzling display, Lucian and Ayla both bent down and lowered their heads, kissing Willow’s cheeks lovingly.

This beautiful moment was recorded in a video and displaced on the screen on the busiest place of the city

One of the onlookers sighed, “Impressive. Mr. Silvermane really dotes on his daughter.”

Another onlooker remarked, “Well, of course. He loves that girl’s mom, so he loves her too.”

Voices of envy and praise kept entering my ears.

But my eyes were bloodshot as I tightly wrapped my daughter’s urn in my arms.

I couldn’t be more heartbroken.

I covered my daughter’s urn with my hand as if she could still see it and whispered to her ashes sadly, “Darling, don’t look at it!”

I didn’t want Aurora to be upset.

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At ten o’clock in the evening, I finally returned to Mooncrest Manor.

This was where Lucian and I lived. I tramped up the stairs and entered Aurora’s room.

After packing up Aurora’s belongings, I sat on Aurora’s small bed all night, holding her urn.

The next morning, as I was heading downstairs, I bumped into a tall, handsome figure.

It was Lucian, my heartless Alphpa husband.

He didn’t look at me, his expression as indifferent as ever.

He asked concisely, “Where is Aurora?”

I sneered mockingly. Aurora had been dead for three days.

Now, he finally remembered her.

Lucian furrowed his brows and cast a displeased glance at me.

He thought I was giving him the cold shoulder because he stood Aurora up two days ago.

But he didn’t argue with me.

Suppressing his displeasure, he said in a deep voice, “I came to take Aurora to the playground.”

Hearing him mention it, I felt a sudden pang in my heart.

I would never forget the scene when I arrived there after I received a call and was told to rush to the playground.

Aurora had coughed up blood and fainted in a pool of blood, but Lucian wasn’t around.

At that moment, I realized that Aurora had been lying to me.

Earlier, she’d told me on the phone, “Mommy, Daddy came on time. We’re now having a great time. Don’t worry.”

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It was actually a lie.

My baby daughter lied to me for the first time, hoping Lucian would come and spend some time with her

Aurora firmly believed that Lucian wouldn’t deceive her.

So, that day, she stood in the cold wind, waiting from morning till night.

I stared at Lucian’s impatient face with bloodshot eyes, my voice as cold as ice as I shouted, “Take Aurora to the playground? She’s already dead! It’s too late!”

“Seren!” Lucian was furious. In his mind, he’d just missed an appointment.

He must think I shouldn’t have taken it so seriously.

He thought it was just a trivial matter and was not happy about me saying my daughter was dead.

Lucian thought I was crazy.

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