All Chapters of Her Alpha Ex-Husband's Regret : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Lunaria's POV.I paced up and down the room, my mind racing with thoughts. Did I really hear them right? Were they actually accusing me of killing their late alpha? What is going on? How is that possible? I don't know them from anywhere and didn't know about the pack's existence until my father talked about Alpha Nathan and I met him so what were they saying? “I hope this is all a misunderstanding and someone isn't okay and was only joking with me,” I laughed trying to think of how to put everything in place but it felt too real to be a joke.“No, they should be playing pranks on me,” I scoffed dismissing their claims but I felt like I was in a nightmare, unable to wake up.I tried to recall every detail, every step I took when preparing the antidote. I was so sure I had given them the right treatment. But now, it seemed like I had made matters worse. Like I had done something wrong to kill them and it was driving me crazy because I knew the antidote I made, it was okay and there wa

Nathan’s POV.I was still standing in the hallway, my heart thrumming from the encounter with the crowd. The tension itself was high, but I hardly noticed any of it. Lunaria had gone against my will and stepped outside and now their anger had turned on her instead. I bit back my frustration. It wasn’t her fault they’d all so easily raised their rage against me but I had wanted to protect her and instead she had almost caused a riot.I had left her behind, feeling for once that she would do what I asked her to even when left alone and unmonitored. She could have stayed in the office.Well, it was too late now. All I had to do was go back in and make sure she was okay and safe.But when I arrived at the office, it was vacant. Confused, I looked around. Where could she be? She wouldn’t have left without telling me – or at least, I had thought that.“Where’s Lunaria?” I turned to Sarah who was standing by the doorway and asked her.Sarah gave me a little, almost smug smile. “She left.

Nathan’s POV.Lunaria's sudden question about my father threw me off balance even though I was expecting her to ask about him sooner or later. With what had happened in the pack this morning, I was certain that was the reason she had decided to ask of my father. The silence that invaded our midst after her sudden question made me start racking my head, thinking of the perfect tale to say to her. “I'm sorry, I shouldn't have asked about him?” Her voice made me snap my head in her direction and at once I grabbed her shoulder, peering right into her eyes. “Why? Is it because I didn't give you an immediate answer?” I huffed. “Come off it, you have the right to ask whatever question you want to,” I added. “But it seems to have brought memories which don't make you pleasant. The look on your face says it all.” She added.Flashing her a coy smile, I nodded, “You're right! Indeed your question brought back memories.”“Each time I think of how my father died, I always blame myself for bei

Author's POV.Lillian stood before her mother, her face contorted with anger and frustration. She couldn't imagine that Lunaria was still standing as their family’s heir after everything they had done. According to her, Lunaria didn’t deserve the position because she never worked hard for it.While she was away for over nineteen years, she was with her mother in the lycan king’s Palace, doing everything possible to become qualified as his heir. There was no book her mother didn't make her read nor classes she didn't take. Her mother had made sure she registered in her head that she was going to be the heir from onset so she was mad that her mother’s words only turned out to be a fallacy.“Lilian, calm down,” Agatha begged trying to hold Lilian but she pushed her hands off, moving backwards."I’m disappointed in you mother. Despite all the pains and the sleepless nights you put me through for years, robbing me of my childhood and sleep, I ended up like this, watching my acclaimed step

Nathan's POV.The tension in the council chamber was suffocating, but I refused to back down. “You can't do that Alpha, your father will be angry at you. How could you consider bringing back the murderer of your father?” one of the elders thundered.“What? Murder? You are still calling her a murderer. Haven't I mentioned that it was all a misunderstanding then that Lunaria isn't the one who murdered my father,” I said calmly, staring at them trying not to lose my temper.“What makes you think we will believe what you are saying when she ran away and never stayed back to clear her name? If she hadn't done it, do you think she would have left?” another Elder questioned.“That was because she was scared of being killed. She had already been labeled to be executed and should she have stayed back to die for a crime she didn't commit?” I retorted as my anger started flaming.“Alpha, I am not sure you are in your right senses. That evil woman had placed a curse on you, she had bewitched you