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The next day, I received a call from the customer service of my wedding dress store, informing me that the dress had been delivered to my office.
When I drove to the pack’s building, the receptionist, who recognized me, offered to call Alpha Joseph to come down and meet me. I stopped her.
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In the past, whenever I arrived at the pack, Alpha Joseph would come downstairs to escort me up, saying it was a special privilege for the pack’s Luna.
She looked at me hesitantly and, just before I entered the elevator, said quietly, “Luna, you should be careful with Alpha.”
I was taken aback. Before I could grasp the full meaning of her words, the elevator doors.
closed.
But soon, I understood.
As I raised my hand to open my office door, I heard the familiar sound of sobbing.
“Alpha Joseph, is this Evelyn’s wedding dress? I would love to have something like this. I envy Evelyn so much. She has not only noble blood but also you.”
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I froze in my tracks.
Through the crack in the door, I saw Alpha Joseph, without hesitation, take off my wedding dress and hand it to Hallie, who looked at him
with eager eyes.
“Hallie, as long as I’m here, I will give you the best,” he said.
My wedding dress, which I had designed and painstakingly sewn myself, was meant to be a once–in–a–lifetime garment. I wanted to give it
one last chance, a final opportunity for Alpha Joseph.
I pushed open the office door to find the two of them embracing. .
“Hallie and I don’t quite match in size. Perhaps you should buy a new one!” I said tentatively.
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My voice was hoarse as I spoke, because… I had already accepted Alpha Joseph and Hallie’s outrageous proposal.
The wedding that was supposed to be mine -I needed to be magnanimous and give it to Hallie, fulfilling the “promise” he once made to
her.
He is the mate I chose and love, but he has betrayed our vows. Our declarations of loyalty and love are as fragile as decaying paper. In the end, our love could not withstand the bond of destiny between them.
As soon as I spoke, Alpha Joseph scolded me for being so petty. He criticized the wedding dress I had bought from outside, calling it poorly made and questioning its quality.
Hallie looked at me with tearful eyes, holding my hand and pleading, “Evie, I don’t want to die with any regrets. Please, fulfill my wish!”
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I suppressed my frustration. If I didn’t agree, I would be labeled petty, an inadequate Luna, still holding grudges against someone who is about to die. I was jealous and resentful!
Such a high–handed accusation pressed down
on me, forcing me to nod in agreement.
Hallie took the wedding dress from Alpha Joseph’s hands and went to the changing room. When she emerged, dressed in my wedding gown, she posed in front of the full–length mirror, asking Alpha Joseph in a soft, syrupy voice if it looked good.
Her tone was sweet, her eyes radiating happiness.
Alpha Joseph nodded vigorously, saying it looked stunning and that it fit her perfectly, as if
it had been custom–made for her.
He even glanced at me, asking rhetorically.
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“See? Doesn’t it fit her perfectly?”
“Yes.” I replied, my voice trembling.
“Get your jewelry and let Hallie try it on,” Alpha Joseph ordered me.
I stood still, feeling the injustice of Hallie wearing my dress and now my jewelry too.
“What’s wrong?” Alpha Joseph asked, noticing my hesitation. “It’s not the time to be petty.”
“Jewelry isn’t something rare. Just buy Hallie a set; it’ll show your sincerity,” I suggested
carefully.
For the wedding, Alpha Joseph had only
allocated two hundred thousand, which was
far from sufficient. The jewelry was something my parents had bought for me. I had called him to accompany me in choosing the pieces, but
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he claimed to be too busy and left the decision to me. Though disappointed, I selected the gemstones and jewelry on my own, mainly to
match the dress.
Alpha Joseph’s face was stern, his demeanor cold as he asked if I was reluctant to part with
them. Nearby, Hallie, with a tremor in her voice, questioned if I found her wearing used jewelry unlucky because she was dying.
Alpha Joseph pulled me aside, whispering harshly, “Evelyn, don’t be so selfish. You know the pack has just recovered, and there’s no time for me to help Hallie pick out jewelry. As Luna, you need to be more generous.”
Another heavy accusation pressed down on me.
Suppressing the bitterness in my heart and the tears threatening to spill from my eyes, I turned and opened the safe, retrieving my jewelry box.
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I placed it before Hallie, watching as she picked through my pieces like an intruder, trying them
on in front of the mirror.
“Evie, these emerald earrings are beautiful. They must be expensive,” Hallie said admiringly, posing in front of the mirror with my earrings.
I remained silent. Those earrings were a result of saving up for a long time, brought to me by a friend from a distant wolf pack. They were genuine emeralds, designed by me.
“Evie, do you have an emerald necklace?” Hallie asked. She said the sapphire necklace didn’t match the emerald earrings and wanted to wear
a different necklace.
I was about to say “no,” but Alpha Joseph interjected, “Don’t you have an emerald necklace? Why not use it?”
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His tone was heavy with reproach.
Suppressing my frustration, I responded with a hint of coldness, “No!”
That necklace was a precious heirloom from my
mother. She had given it to me on her deathbed, saying that since she wouldn’t live to see my wedding, she wanted this piece to be a symbol of her presence and to witness my future. happiness.
Such a meaningful and significant piece, I couldn’t, and would never, allow anyone else to
wear it.
Alpha Joseph pulled me out of the break room and said, “Evelyn, what are you trying to say? Hallie just wants to wear it for a moment; she’s not taking it from you.”
He continued, “At a time like this, why are you
still making a fuss over this?”
