From Betrayed Luna to Wolf Queen (Lillian) novel Chapter 64

Chapter 64 Striking Back

Third–Person POV:

Chloe asked, “Did you two clash again last night?”

Hearing about what had happened the previous night, Chloe was shocked.

“More than a clash. He’s convinced now that something’s going on between Finn and me.”

Chloe fell silent. What an asshole.

She really didn’t know what to say about him anymore.

‘He hasn’t even sorted out his own mess with Iris, and now he’s dragging you and Finn into this?”

This guy had truly taken shamelessness to a whole new level.

Lillian said, “Right now, all I want is to dissolve the mating bond.”

Her situation with Julian was like this now–they couldn’t make it work, yet they couldn’t cleanly separate either.

Chloe insisted, “You have to end it. Absolutely.”

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Just thinking about how anxiously he’d been holding Iris‘ pup earlier, Chloe felt this kind of life was impossible to endure.

‘With no peace day in and day out, how can anyone live like this? Last night, Eleanor and Hilda even showed up to harass you. Where do they find the energy?”

Chloe truly couldn’t understand it.

Wasn’t Iris keeping them busy enough?

They actually still had time to come after Lillian.

Lillian added, “And then there’s Margaret.”

“Did she cause trouble for you?” At the mention of Margaret, Chloe’s expression darkened.

That woman had plenty of tricks, both subtle and blatant, and her heart was utterly vicious.

Lillian replied, “She came to Inkwood Gardens. She was planning to trap me there.”

Recalling Margaret’s arrogance that day, Lillian told Chloe everything that had happened at Inkwood Gardens.

Including every threat Margaret had made.

After hearing it, Chloe was furious.

“And even then, Julian didn’t come back?”

Lillian said, “No.”

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Knowing full well what kind of person Margaret was, he still felt comfortable leaving Lillian alone at Inkwood Gardens.

Was he just that careless?

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Or did he genuinely believe that the Graves Pack–even Iris and Margaret–weren’t truly dangerous and were all just talk?

Chloe took several deep breaths, trying hard to suppress her anger. “Then how did Finn end up at Inkwood Gardens?”

Speaking of Finn, it was actually Finn who had called Chloe earlier, asking her to bring Lillian some clothes.

Lillian said, “I don’t know either.”

Why Finn had appeared at Inkwood Gardens, why Victor had shown up–she had no idea.

Hearing she didn’t know, Chloe didn’t press.

Still fuming, she said, “That Margaret… Have your brother’s people teach her a proper lesson. Wait-”

As if remembering something, Chloe quickly backtracked. “Did you have your brother’s people beat her up?”

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When they’d encountered her in the hospital lobby earlier, Margaret had been badly beaten.

Even lying on the gurney, she’d kept moaning in pain.

Lillian said, “She got beaten. And by noon, she’ll also receive a…”

Here, Lillian paused.

A hint of mockery flashed in her eyes, then a smile curved her lips. “A message she won’t soon forget.”

Chloe was silent.

Won’t soon forget?

It seemed this involved something Margaret took great pride in–her business.

Right now, because of her biological daughter Iris, Margaret’s company stock had already taken a hit.

If Lillian’s brother stepped in now, it would undoubtedly push Margaret past her breaking point.

Last night, with the disaster at Harborview Towers, she’d already been furious.

Originally, Margaret had wanted to take that anger out on Lillian. Who would have thought Lillian would strike back instead?

“You’re officially going head–to–head now,” Chloe remarked.

Ever since Margaret had returned to Gilneas City last night, she and Lillian had been trading blows.

Margaret had trashed Lillian’s place on Galaxy Road.

And Lillian had burned down Margaret’s penthouse, plus two of her smaller villas were destroyed.

So whose losses were greater, really?

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Outside the hospital room, Finn asked the doctor about Lillian’s condition, and the doctor told him everything.

After the doctor left, Finn’s expression remained grim.

Victor leaned against the wall beside him, constantly flicking a lighter open and shut in his hand.

He’d also heard what the doctor said.

‘Julian, seriously… Does he genuinely not believe Lillian lost the pup, or does he really not understand that a female shouldn’t be given heavy tonics at a time like this? Giving her such strong supplements caused a major hemorrhage.”

His concern was completely misplaced.

Finn’s expression stayed dark. He didn’t respond to Victor’s words. Dressed in a black shirt, his eyes were cold.

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