The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 528

Chapter 528: Chapter 528 Maxwell’s Care

"If I only had one mate, and the entity kept draining him over time, he would eventually weaken... maybe even die. And if my mate died, the bond would drag me down with him. I’d wither after him."

The thought made her chest tighten.

"But they didn’t expect me to have four fated mates," she added, lifting her eyes to meet Maxwell’s. "With four of you, the vitality drain can be spread out. One can rest and recover while the other supports me. As long as it’s controlled and we’re aware of it, it doesn’t become fatal. It becomes... sustainable."

Her brows furrowed slightly.

"That might not have been part of their calculation."

The more she thought about it, the more complicated it became. If the entity had been placed inside her deliberately, then it wasn’t random; it was a calculated weapon. A slow, invisible method of destruction. Far subtler than direct assassination.

But that also raised another question.

"If they knowingly put this entity inside me," she murmured, "why use such a risky method? Something like this could backfire. It could strengthen me instead of destroying me, like it just did."

Which meant there was another possibility.

Maybe the mastermind hadn’t fully understood the entity either. Maybe they only intended to seal her wolf, and the entity was something else entirely, something older, something independent that attached itself during the curse.

And if that was the case...

Then where did it truly come from?

The question lingered in the air between them, unsettling and unanswered.

Before, they had been almost certain that the mastermind who sealed her wolf was also the one responsible for placing the entity inside her. But now, after everything Addison had realized, that certainty began to crumble. It might not be the same person at all.

The truth felt far more complicated.

There were too many possibilities, too many unanswered questions, and each new realization only seemed to open another path they hadn’t considered before. Piece by piece, they were beginning to see fragments of a larger picture, but the full shape of it was still hidden.

And until they uncovered the truth, everything remained speculation.

The only way forward was to get to the root of the curse itself. Only then could they truly understand who was behind it, why it had been done, and whether the entity inside her was part of the same scheme, or something entirely different.

But that was easier said than done.

So far, they didn’t even have a single concrete clue about the curse. No lead. No trace of the person who had cast it.

Which meant one thing: they couldn’t afford to waste time.

They had to find answers. They had to break the seal on her wolf as soon as possible.

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