Alpha Your Warrior Ex-Wife is Back (by Aurora Starling) novel Chapter 75

Chapter 75

I stared at het, my fury warring with the sharp, cold edge of revelation. My mind painted it too easily: Daphne standing at Claire’s bedside, her eyes cold, her lies ready. Claire weakened, isolated. Daphne swooped in, not only stealing her child but ensuring the world believed he had been hers all along.

My heart thundered. I wanted to roar, to tear down the very walls of this hospital stone by stone. But I forced myself still. I couldn’t afford rage–not yet. I needed clarity. Evidence. And now I had a

witness.

Emily wiped her lone tear as she spoke softly, “I won’t ask for your forgiveness Alpha. I just want you to know, Claire is the mother of Leo. Everyone here knew it. We saw her, we heard her. But Daphne… she had power. She silenced us. She made us sign documents, swear on threats. She… she made it impossible for Claire’s name to remain.”

The air was heavy with her confession. My wolf growled inside me with anger, he wanted to hunt

Daphne.

“Why didn’t you speak sooner?,” My words came out sharp and harsh then I intended.

Emily got startled but looked up slowly. “I know. I was a coward. But if I stay silent now, I’ll be no

better than her.”

I studied her face. Fear lived in her eyes, but so did truth. So did regret.

“Do you swear that what you said is absolute truth?” I asked in a low, dangerous voice. She nodded as she looked at me with full honesty. “On my life, Alpha.”

The file in my hand felt heavier than ever. Proof on paper. Proof in confession. For years I had been blinded. For years I had allowed Daphne to stand at my side, her lies rooted deep in the pack. Now finally I saw the light of truth clawing at the darkness.

But the truth was dangerous. Exposing it too soon could shatter everything–Leo, Claire, the pack itself. And Daphne… She was more cunning than I had ever allowed myself to believe. If she finds out that I have learned the truth she will definitely try to strike again and she will try to destroy all the

evidence.

I let out a breath as I tried to calm my heart.

“Nurse Emily,” I said finally, “from this moment forward, you answer only to me. No one else. If anyone asks about this conversation, you say nothing. If anyone asks about Claire, you say nothing. You will keep your silence until I command otherwise. Do you understand?”

She bowed her head, trembling. “Yes, Alpha.”

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1 stepped closer, lowering my voice to a growl meant for her ears alone. “If Daphne even suspects you ve spoken to me, she will come for you. She won’t hesitate. So guard your tongue, and guard your life. I will make sure nothing happens to you but you must listen to my command.”

She looked at me with relief and nodded. “I will, Alpha. I promise.”

I turned away, the folder tucked tight under my arm, my thoughts a storm of fury and strategy. I had the truth now, but truth was not enough. I needed more. More witnesses. More evidence.

Proof that no amount of Daphne’s silver tongue could twist.

Because when I confronted her–and I would—it would not be with words alone.

I looked back once more. Emily stood trembling in the dim corridor, but for the first time, there was a spark of relief in her eyes. She had unburdened herself, passed her guilt into my hands.

The rest was mine to carry.

As I strode into the night, the moon above seemed sharper, colder. My wolf prowled beneath my skin, restless, eager. The path forward was dangerous, lined with betrayal and lies, but I no longer walked it blind.

The truth was rising. And Daphne… her empire of deceit was about to burn.