Let Me Say The Last Goodbye to You, Alpha!

Tonya sharply glanced at Marina as the doctor coldly responded, “She may be a hybrid, but mind you, she’s Luna Mara’s daughter. Why would she lie when nobody will protect her now?”

After that, Tonya made a sarcastic remark, “She has been calling the Alpha through her mind-link to no avail. I wonder why.”

When Marina heard a sharp remark from the pack doctor, she went quiet. While Lady Tonya herself was a rigid woman who was shocked to see me, a hybrid, being brought here by my mother, she was a loyal aide. She had seen how I truly was despite being a hybrid, so she was on my side.

Benedict still looked shocked. Clearly, he was still trying to process everything. Not to mention, he was definitely feeling ashamed after he heard the pack doctor’s remark to him.

Eventually, he spoke, “Where is Luna Mara’s body? I want to visit her.”

“We already cremated her,” I coldly answered.

The moment Benedict heard my response, he approached me. His eyes were showing guilt, but I no longer cared about it. It was way too late.

He quietly said, “Aria, I’m sorry. I-”

I cut him off as I angrily yelled at my fiancee, “Shut the fuck up, Benedict! Do you know the urn you ordered me to throw away?”

Benedict went very quiet as I pointed at the broken urn.

“The ashes are stored inside the very urn you just ordered me to throw away in your Alpha voice, Benedict,” I kept talking as tears streamed from my cheeks.

“How could you do that to the very Luna who raised you! You were not even here when she died!” I yelled at him again.

“Don’t bring my past into this!” Benedict angrily yelled at me.

When I heard what the Alpha had just said, I scoffed before I responded, “My mother raised you. She believed in you. And now, you’re just throwing everything away for her?”

He defensively stated, “You know how I was. I was a rogue when your mother took me in. But that doesn’t mean I owe you anything. I have a pack to think about.”

The words hit me hard. My heart was shattered even more. How could I be so blind to fall for this kind of man? I was such an idiot!

Marina followed along as she said, “Maybe you should think less about yourself, Aria. After all, you’re the one who can’t even shift into a wolf.”

That was it. I had enough. Without further ado, I approached Marina and let out a silver dagger that my mother had given to me. After that, I quickly rushed into her before she even had time to react.

‘I’m done with all of this,’ I said to myself.

I might be a hybrid, but it didn’t mean I didn’t go through the harsh training every werewolf in our pack had gone through. All those training sessions had made me a very good spotter that could attack quietly. That was what I just did to Marina.

Marina quickly screamed as she held her bloodied cheeks.

“What are you doing?” Benedict angrily confronted me.

“You should be grateful that I spare her for desecrating the late Luna’s ashes,” I coldly retorted.

This time, I looked back at the Alpha as I walked closer to him and shoved him away in anger.

“You’ve done nothing but hurt me! You were supposed to be my fiancé, my partner, and you chose her instead!” I shouted my heart out.

Again, Benedict tried to talk, but I didn’t want to hear it.

“This is it, Benedict,” I quietly said.

My voice broke as I spoke, “I can’t do this anymore. I’m breaking off our engagement.”

His face fell, the realization of what I was saying hitting him like a punch to the gut.

The man quickly said, “Aria, please-”

“Goodbye, Alpha,” I coldly cut him off.