Jealousy Alpha's Regret novel Chapter 254

Chapter 254

Jack nodded, a sheen of tears wafem ris og

I carefully closed the box, holding the aeth reverence. in my hands.

lividing assets…” sets

Werewolves weren’tscient so different from humans in their greed.

es lined with text wet it beather bound books. Jack walked around his

logy. I shogic 1.should have introduced you to the family sooner. I

1. Beinn er. Being reunited with family is what matters most.”

hot photographs or perhaps some memorabilia. When I opened it offrendo

aperthe papers as I processed what I was seeing. This wasn’t some

renowned company.

at something this valuable.”

mother’s. I’ve been holding them for her all these years, hoping…” He He

birthright, Iris.”

y shoulders. Not just my portion, but my mother’s as well. I’d be el. Edhe

ce, carefully returning the documents to the folder, maldes

od box. Jack’s expression softened with nostalgia as he looked at it. My at it. My

ere.

n glow. The jade pieces were exquisite a necklace, earrings, and mys, and ing the smooth, cool stone. The craftsmanship was breathtaking, theaking, the

softer. “She left instructions that they should be passed topa so down to her

ever even knew what she looked like. I said quiete & gungly seeing a pang of

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Jealousy Alpha’s Regret

Chapter 255

Iris POV

Ethan drove me home. I watched the streetlights slide past the car window, their glow creating rhythmic patterns of light and shadow across my lap. My mind was still processing everything that had happened. The sandalwood box holding the jade jewelry sat on my lap, and I found

myself running my fingers over the carved lid again and again.

In the rearview mirror, I caught Ethan glancing at me repeatedly, his brow furrowed with what looked like concern.

Finally, he broke the silence. “About tonight,” he said, shifting uncomfortably in his seat. “Don’t take it too much to heart. Amanda is…” He

paused, searching for the right words. “She’s been spoiled. She’s always wary around strangers, but she’s not a bad person.”

“I understand,” I replied simply. And I did. Family dynamics were rarely simple, especially when someone new entered the picture. Amanda’s hostility hadn’t surprised me – I’d faced worse from Catherine for years. At least Amanda had principles she wouldn’t compromise, even for

someone she disliked.

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