All Chapters of Her Alpha Ex-Husband's Regret : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Nathan’s POV.Though I was feigning not to care about my sudden absurd behavior after we started heading to the clinic but I was bothered. With each passing minute, I felt like Lunaria was slipping off my grip and the thought of it terrified me to my bones. Sarah had done a perfect job in making me regret all of my earlier actions and now the remedy was I should stay away from her. Thanks to her also, I realized I have been wrong all these while and acting professionally with her was the best way. When we got to the garage, I was expecting that she would come after me but instead, she stood next to Gideon and both of them were talking. This triggered me so much that several times, I was tempted to yell at them to break their conversation but that was only going to worsen everything. So I wouldn't explode, I had to ask her to go with Gideon in another car but still, I was jealous and angry. All through the drive to the hospital, I couldn't get my mind off their car that was behi

Lunaria’s POV.As I drove home with Liam, my thoughts went back to Nathan. I was glad our earlier talk had been good and he wasn’t upset with anything I had done. Knowing that felt like a weight off my shoulders, and for the first time in a long time, things just seemed… right.I dropped Liam off at the palace with Mendy and didn’t waste any time heading to the hospital. There was so much to do, but I wanted to get started analyzing the samples from Nathan’s pack that I had collected. The thought of actually finding a way to cure and help his people pushed me even harder.At least, that way I could earn everyone’s trust.When I got to the hospital I went straight to the lab. I quickly set everything up and started running tests on the samples. I was so into it that I didn’t realize how late it was getting. Each slide, each test result brought me closer to finding out what everyone in Nathan's pack was sick with.At some point my stomach growled reminding me that I hadn’t eaten in a l

Lunaria's POV.I stood in my room, torn between two desires. A part of me longed to call Henry and cancel our dinner plans, just so I could spend more time with Nathan. But another part of me knew I couldn't keep putting Henry off for the reason I couldn’t tell. I wanted to spend more time with Nathan, I wanted him around, to see his face again and hear him speak. I enjoy how much he cares about every little detail that concerns me like he knew me and I was very precious to him. I couldn’t deny the attraction I was growing towards Nathan, it was like a glimpse of him brings joy to my heart, and having him around seemed like I was being protected and cherished but sadly, I had committed to this dinner with Henry which I couldn’t just all of a sudden.My thoughts were interrupted by a knock at the door. It was Mendy, who came to inform me that Henry had arrived and I sighed wishing he would have delayed a little bit longer. I quickly brushed my hair, applied some lip gloss, and headed d

Nathan's POV.I had picked up my coat to leave when a call came in. I wanted to ignore it, but it was from my manager. So, I had to accept it and turned around to head to my desk to sit down."Good day, Alpha," my manager said over the phone. "I was called to remind you that the project will be needed soon by the review team to help you arrange it well. Are you done so I can put them together after editing?"I sighed as I looked at the wet papers on my desk, a mess courtesy of Sarah's tantrum. I clenched my left fist as her behavior popped into my mind. She was insane, and it was becoming sickening."Okay, it should be ready soon. I'm almost done. Await my call and instructions," I replied after a few seconds of silence, and the call came to an end.My eyes blazed with frustration as I stared at the wet papers scattered across my desk. The wine Sarah had poured on them had ruined hours of work. I couldn't believe her audacity and how better she was getting at it these days. She barely

Nathan’s POV.I woke up to the sensation of pain pulsating through my hand; it must have been sleeping. I rubbed at it as I sat upright, slowly working out the kinks in my body and finding that my neck was stiff from having slept awkwardly. Blinking twice, I strained to recall why I was there and what had occurred before I had gone to sleep.I was still inside of my office, the desktop scattered with sheets of paper—crinkle-edged or else perfectly flat.Right, I had stayed up pretty late last night researching a cure for the epidemic sweeping through our pack. I guess I must have overdone it because next thing I knew, I’d fallen over and slept.I sighed and dropped to my knees, collecting all of the papers that had fallen and making sure they were straight before stacking them back neatly together. My desk was a mess as normal but I liked everything in place before beginning my day.With a last second thought, I reached for the drawer to put them before my cell phone vibrated against