Chasing His Wolfless Luna Back (Rayna Quinn) novel Chapter 223

Missing Pieces–2

I wasn’t too surprised. Knowing how much I loved Sebastian and how he had consistently refused to give up his love for Aurora and give me a chance had always been painful.

But I still didn’t quite understand how he’d changed his mind about me. He tried to explain on the day we talked about Kane, but the explanation still wasn’t enough. He’d hated me for so long. How could simply seeing me with another man have sparked his feelings for me?

It was all so fucking confusing and frustrating. I hated having to be told about my life by other people. These were things I should remember, not be told like some damn story.

“You implied you entered my life after Aurora came back, yet you know our story. How is that possible? How did we meet?” I asked.

“Roman is my fated mate. We’ve been together for almost two years now. I know your history with Aurora and Sebastian because Roman told me.”

Things were getting more interesting. I hadn’t expected that. Considering Roman had also despised me, I would have thought he’d warn his mate to stay away from me.

And how did we become friends? Roman was a difficult person, and I was sure his mate would be the same. After all, birds of a feather flock together, right?

She must have seen the doubt in my eyes because she grabbed my hand.

“I know what you’re thinking, but it’s not like that. After Roman told me about you, I kept my distance. Not because I supported them and what they did to you, but because I was afraid you would reject my friendship because I was with him. It was after you were attacked that I came to you. I wanted to make sure you were okay, to let you know you weren’t alone.”

Taking a sip of my drink, I remained silent for a moment. There was a lot to digest from what she was telling me.

“If you were worried that I wouldn’t accept your friendship, that means Roman and I didn’t have a good relationship.”

“Yes,” she answered, shifting in her seat. “You had cut him out of your life.”

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Missing Pieces–2

Well, that was another surprise.

I had only one question:

“Why would I cut him out and not Sebastian? He caused me more pain than almost everyone combined.”

I saw panic flash through her eyes. I watched her grow nervous, then force herself to calm down. If she was telling the truth, why would she panic at my simple question?

“That’s something you need to figure out for yourself,” she finally answered. “But I think, maybe it’s because, though you tried to kill your love for Sebastian, you never succeeded.

It was buried under years of pain, but it never went away. On the other hand, your love for Roman, Margaret, and Derek had faded.”

I was about to say something, but she cut me off.

“Also, it’s hard to get over someone when they’re always around. Because of joint

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