From Betrayed Luna to Wolf Queen (Lillian) novel Chapter 319

Chapter 319

3rd Person’s POV

Lylah’s reply cut cleanly through the air,

“Imagine? No need. I’ll tell you myself I don’t care about whatever Eldric does for Cora.”

The three o standing focus shi

And

5 Free Coins

gathered before the towering billboard turned as one, their attention snapping toward her. They had been ence beneath Cora’s image and her achievements displayed like offerings to a revered goddess. Now their ng with interest.

forward first, a slow, predatory smile curling her lips. There was something eager in her gaze, like a wolf he wind.

decided to show herself,” she drawled. “The mutt is listening to our conversations.” She circled closer, hazel eyes. the pale winter light. “No need to pretend you’re so unbothered, Lylah. Everyone already knows your pitiful

was honed to a blade’s edge.

uld’ve guessed you were nothing more than a stray pup, dragged out of the alleys and raised on the Alpha and Luna of t’s mercy?” Her lips curled. “Then their true daughter returned… and you couldn’t take it. You snapped at Cora again and hurt her, envied her, until they finally had enough of you.”

le slid easily from her tongue.

Was Eldric who created that story–wove it into Lunaris like truth, carried on every whispering breeze.

ylah had heard it a hundred times.

A thousand.

It is no longer cut.

“I’m glad they cast you out,” another she–wolf added. “Cora’s family is finally at peace.”

“And so am I.” Lylah’s voice didn’t waver.

She looked at them then, and what she felt wasn’t anger.

It was a pity.

Their wolves stirred uneasily under her gaze.

“I have my own family now

tongues, you’ll keep m

Something ancie

hing–violet flickering briefly beneath the surface. “And if you value your

against theirs–enough to make their wolves recoil.

Then she tu

1/2

0:45 am

OPM

Chapter 319

+5 Free Going

But the shift in her presence lingered behind her like a warring scent. The three she wolven stood frozen for a moment longer, their instincts unsetfied despite themselves.

Still, Seraphina forced a brittle laugh, lifting her chin as if reclaiming control. “Oh? Then try not to cry when you see Cora’s family in the ward. They’re here to celebrate her.”

Lylah didn’t slow.

Whatever they were doing here, it had nothing to do with her anymore.

It didn’t matter.

By the time she reached the treatment building of Lunar Grace, her expression had smoothed into perfect neutrality

VERIFYCAPTCHA_LABELVerify