The Alpha’s Regret Claiming His Luna novel Chapter 85

Chapter 47: The Obsession–2

“Who? Who’s getting engaged?” Jason sounded completely baffled.

I closed my eyes, the name almost too painful to speak. “Olivia.”

“What?!” Jason’s shock exploded through the phone. “Olivia? She’s engaged? With

who?”

My fingers tightened around the phone until the plastic creaked in protest. “It doesn’t matter who,” I growled, a dark obsession creeping into my voice. “I won’t let her marry

that man. She belongs only to me! I will get her back!”

The silence on the other end stretched for several seconds. Finally, Jason spoke, his

tone cautious. “Um… brother, isn’t that kind of… unethical?”

“Ethics?” I let out a bitter laugh. “I don’t care about ethics. I only care that she stays by

my side.”

Jason seemed at a loss for words. After a moment, he muttered, “Bro, I’ve never

snatched someone else’s fiancée before, so I won’t pretend to understand. Good luck

with that.”

(Olivia’s POV)

The break room at Moonlaw Legal Services buzzed with excited whispers as I

approached. I slowed my steps, listening to the latest office gossip.

“Did you hear? Supervisor Phillips from Litigation resigned!” one of the junior lawyers

whispered excitedly.

“For real? That’s so sudden. Why’d she quit?” Marcus Wilson leaned forward eagerly, always hungry for office drama.

“Heard she offended someone powerful and had no choice but to resign,” Valerie

Pierce added with a knowing look, clearly enjoying being the bearer of juicy news.

“Who did she offend?” Marcus pressed, his eyes wide with curiosity.

Valerie shrugged dramatically. “No idea…”

I walked past them without changing my expression, though inwardly I felt a small

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spark of satisfaction. Connor had worked quickly after that phone call from Heather.

Back in my office, I had just settled at my desk when the door was violently kicked open. Kenneth Westfield stormed in, his face contorted with rage.

“Olivia Winters, what do you mean by this? You dared to sue me?” he roared, waving a legal document in his hand.

Without sparing him a glance, I continued working on my computer. “Yes. You spread slander and defamation. Isn’t it normal to sue you? What’s so surprising?”

Kenneth’s eyes grew vicious as he slammed his palms on my desk. “What slander? Defamation requires fabricating facts and spreading lies. Everything I said was true. How is that defamation?”

“Tell it to the judge,” I replied indifferently, my eyes never leaving my computer screen.

His face turned an alarming shade of red. “You better withdraw the lawsuit or you’ll regret it!” he threatened through gritted teeth.

“Why so anxious?” I asked with a hint of amusement. “The real drama has yet to

“What do you mean?” Kenneth asked warily, his anger momentarily replaced by

Winters, you actually sued me? I was just gossiping a bit. Was that necessary?”

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