NOVEL Alpha's Regret, Begging My Convict Luna Back Chapter 392
  • Prev Chapter
  • Background
    Font family
    Font size
    Line hieght
    Full frame
    No line breaks
    Text to Speech
  • Next Chapter

Chapter 392: Chapter 392

Nathan’s POV

There was a brief pause. I had to glance at my screen to make sure my grandma had not ended the call.

“I heard you divorced Aria. You are in no position to make any requests of me” she said, her tone sad.

My wolf flattened its ears at her tone.

A sigh came through the line. “Maybe I was wrong to force you. Now Aria is free, there is no need for Aria to suffer at your hands anymore.”

My chest tightened.

“Grandma! I didn’t call about that. I don’t want to let her go.”

There was silence.

Then her sharp voice reached me, “You still want to retaliate against her?!”

I rubbed my forehead. “No... I want to win her back.”

There was dead silence.

I checked the screen just to make sure the call was still connected.

“Grandma?”

“Did you take the wrong medicine?” she finally said.

“I’m serious,” I said quietly. “I regret treating her the way I did. I want her back. Please help me, I need to win her back.”

I meant every word. For the first time in my adult life, I wasn’t afraid to show my grandma my vulnerable side.

“Weren’t you the one who rejected her? You only married her because I forced you. What changed?”

I bit my lip. I could taste blood.

“I was wrong,” I said. “I was very wrong grandma. I hate that I treated her badly.”

Memories rose like ghosts. Memories of Aria waiting up late for me on days I didn’t come home early. Memories of Aria smiling even when I was cold. Memories of her looking at me like I was her entire world.

And me... turning away every damn time.

“Now I understand,” I whispered. “I’ve fallen in love with her.”

My wolf didn’t deny it. It had known long before I did.

Her scent had always calmed me. Her presence had always pulled my eyes to her. Even when I resisted, a part of me felt... relieved knowing she was mine.

I hadn’t really hated her. I had been afraid, afraid of losing control, afraid of needing someone, afraid of a bond I didn’t choose.

So I punished her for it.

“Love?” Grandma said slowly. “Nathan...do you even know what love is?”

I gripped the phone tighter.

Love...It wasn’t possession. Not Alpha authority. Not a mating contract.

Love was—

Missing her scent in my territory.

Feeling my wolf ache when she cried.

Seeing other males near her and wanting to tear the world apart.

Wishing I could go back and shield her with my body from the pain I caused.

Love... was regret that felt like claws in my chest.

“I don’t fully understand it,” I admitted hoarsely. “But I know one thing.”

My voice dropped.

“If I lose her completely... my wolf will never be at peace again.”

Aria’s POV

Chloe and I had just stepped out of the car in front of the Hemsworth Group building when a familiar scent hit me.

I turned and immediately spotted Logan.

He was wandering out of the building like a lost pup who’d strayed into Alpha territory and didn’t realize the danger.

Chloe’s eyes widened. She marched over and chopped him lightly on his right arm.

“You actually came here?!”

I frowned. “Why are you here?” I asked.

Logan winced, rubbing his shoulder, but the moment his eyes landed on me, the discomfort vanished like it had never existed.

“Aria!” He reached for my hand. My wolf instantly bristled.

Chloe grabbed him and yanked him back before he could touch me. Good.

I crossed my arms. “Answer the question first.”

“Well...” His gaze stayed on me, warm and open. “I wanted to know more about your past. I know you don’t like talking about him.”

Him. My wolf’s ears flattened.

He obviously meant Nathan.

“My past?” I echoed.

Logan nodded. “Your childhood, your high school days, your time with him. I want to know everything. I wasn’t there before... but I’ll make up for it.”

Make up for it? A strange heaviness settled in my chest.

I rubbed my temples and glanced at Chloe.

Who told you to remind him he didn’t know much about my past? my eyes asked.

Chloe suddenly found the pavement very interesting. She averted her gaze from me.

“Those things have nothing to do with you,” I said calmly. “You don’t need to concern yourself with them.”

But Logan shook his head stubbornly. “No. Chloe was right to remind me. I can’t change the past, but I should know it.”

I sighed internally, not surprised at his stubbornness.

Chloe avoided my gaze again.

“Fine,” I said at last. “I won’t stop you. Amelia and Chloe know everything. You can ask them. Whether they tell you is up to them.”

Then my expression hardened.

“But don’t go looking for Nathan because of me. We’re divorced. I don’t want more entanglements.”

The moment those words left me, my wolf stirred.

Because even saying his name still pulled something tight inside my chest.

Logan’s face lit up like I’d just granted him a title.

He nodded eagerly at Chloe. She glared back at him. He only smiled wider, shameless.

I watched them and felt a familiar helplessness. freёwebnovel.com

“Alright,” I cut in. “We’re leaving.”

Logan headed towards our car, as he walked off, Chloe suddenly kicked him in the rear. He yelped.

I almost smiled.

For a moment, the heaviness inside me eased, just a little.

Use arrow keys (or A / D) to PREV/NEXT chapter