Chasing His Wolfless Luna Back (Rayna Quinn) novel Chapter 22

Chapter 19: Too Late to Call Me Sister–2

Looking back, I should have refused marriage when I accidentally got pregnant. I’d been naive enough to think my love and dedication could compensate for being wolfless. That time would make him accept me. I’d been wrong.

Even in our most intimate moments, we’d lacked the soul–deep resonance that mates shared. I was his accident, and Leo was that accident’s only gift. He’d been careful to prevent any more such “accidents.”

“Don’t you love Dad anymore?” Leo asked the same question he’d posed to Sebastian weeks ago.

I took a deep breath. After so many lies, I owed him this truth at least. “Love isn’t the problem, baby. Sometimes love isn’t enough. You might not understand now, but when you’re older, when you find your own mate, you will.”

I genuinely hoped Leo would find his true mate one day, unlike his father’s entanglement between Aurora and me. Even though saying it felt like knives in my heart, it was the best blessing I could give my son. Maybe someday, I’d find someone who didn’t care about my

defect either.

A knock interrupted my thoughts. Sage appeared in the doorway. “You have a visitor,

Thea.”

Thank god she’d finally dropped the formal “Miss Sterling“or “Madem“. The Ashworth Pack nurse had proved helpful, despite my initial resistance to Sebastian’s arrangement.

“Who is it, Mom?” Leo asked curiously.

“It’s Sage, my nurse,” I answered, expecting either Kane or Iris. They were the only regular visitors these days.

“You need someone to take care of you? But you’re always the strongest!” He tilted his head in confusion, reminding me of my days at the Ashworth mansion, handling everything alone. I’d foolishly thought proving my capability would make Sebastian and his family accept me, would make him see that I could be Luna even without a wolf. How laughable that seemed now.

Then Roman appeared in the doorway. My body instantly tensed.

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Chapter 19: Too Late to Call Me Sister–2

“Leo, baby, I need to go. Your uncle’s here,” I said hurriedly.

He sighed in disappointment but said goodbye. The moment the screen went dark, the gentleness vanished from my face.

“Get out, Roman. Or have you forgotten everything you once said to me?” I glared at him.

He shifted uncomfortably, notably suppressing his Alpha aura. “You’re my sister, pack

“At least let me explain. You gave Iris a chance…” His voice held a plea.

Tears fell silently. They wanted too much. I’d once given everything to love this family, even as they hated me for my defect. I’d clung to the foolish hope that someday they’d accept me, let me feel the warmth of family. But they’d only torn my heart to pieces again and again.

Now Roman wanted back into my life, but he didn’t understand it was too late. Being wolfless meant I’d never truly belong to any pack, but that didn’t mean I’d keep letting

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