Chapter Two Hundred And Ten

ELIAS’ POV

I could see the displeasure in her face like she wasn’t really in support of what I had just said. I knew I had to do more than just ask for a truce.

“Please. All that happened in the past, I would love it if you can put it behind you. I know it hurt you back then and it still hurts you, but please… Even if it’s on my behalf, let’s just call it a truce. Please let’s start on a new note, and I promise you, things would be much better.” I said to her, hoping she would consider my plea now that I had brought it out to her humbly without a hint of pride as well.

Estelle scoffed and moved around a bit until she came to a halt.

“You think it’s that easy? To be sent out of a pack you call your home, not even bothered to know how my family and I could have weathered through the storm. I mean, we could have died, but if not because of the moon goddess’ immense love for us, who knows? You would have forgotten me and probably remember me when you die.”

“Estelle… No. It’s not what y