Chasing His Wolfless Luna Back (Rayna Quinn) novel Chapter 48

Confessions–1

(Back to Present)

Thea’s POV

“It’s fucked up, but I get why they all hate me,” I admitted, staring into my half–empty glass. “I destroyed everything.” I murmured, tears welling in my eyes as I absently traced the rim of my glass with my finger.

Remembering the past was always painful for me. The sharp guilt clawed at my heart like wolf talons. I had been so fucking naive and stupid. Thinking that after I ruined Sebastian’s life, I could somehow make him fall in love with me. Seven years later, and I was still paying for that night.

“This isn’t your fault at all,” Kane said softly, his warm fingers gently stroking mine. His touch was comforting.

“Yes, it is,” tears streamed down my face uncontrollably. “I let my obsession with him cloud my judgment, and I made the biggest mistake of my life.”

I stared into the dim bar lights. If only I could go back in time. If only I could change things. My life was filled with regrets. I wished I had listened to that voice in my head, the warning that told me to go home. It would have saved me so much heartache and

pain.

“I even wish I had discovered I was pregnant earlier,” I said quietly, my voice slurring slightly from the alcohol. “Then I could have escaped sooner. I would have left and never told Sebastian I was carrying his child. No one would have known the truth.” I knew it sounded terrible, but looking back, it could have spared Leo from witnessing our endless

fights.

I could have gone somewhere no one knew me, somewhere without Pack constraints. Far from the Sterling Pack and Ashworth Pack politics and arranged marriages. I was certain

they wouldn’t have even bothered looking for me; my father didn’t love me anyway, and that would have been just fine with me.

“Thea?” Kane’s voice pulled me back to reality.

“What?” I responded, blinking.

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Confessions–1

“I said it’s not your fault. You were drunk too, so if they blame you, they should blame Sebastian as well. He gave me a warm smile, his eyes showing no judgment, and it felt comforting in a way I hadn’t experienced in a long time.

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