Taking Alpha's Twins Away After Divorce

Alpha 50

1 looked at Lynda after hearing her. My eyes were filled with disgust for her.

What were her thoughts? Would her comments affect me?

I was not the Natalia who used to get bullied before. If I wanted to, I could teach her a lesson. But I was just a guest. I did not want to make any scenes with Alpha’s sw make him feel like I was still eager for him.

“I think you forgot that. Adrian has not declared you the Luna of this pack,” Uncle Lucas reminded her.

Lynda’s facial expression altered in an instant. She was going say something but instead lowered her head and nodded.

“You are right, Uncle. Adrian has not declared me his Luna.”

Auntie Grace looked away from her and said,

“Since he doesn’t want to, don’t force him. Maybe he is still confused about you.”

Lynda raised her head. Tears streamed down her face. She seemed quite upset.

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For once, I felt pity for her. Adrian was in a relationship with her for a very long time.

Why hadn’t he accepted her as the Luna yet? Didn’t he claim to love her?

“What’s going on here?”

We heard a voice from behind us.

I turned my head and saw Adrian descending the stairs.

He approached Lynda and asked, “Why are you crying?”

Something crossed my mind. ‘Did she spot him coming downstairs? Was it the reason she started crying so suddenly?‘ I thought.

Lynda wiped her tears and held Adrian’s arm.

“Nothing, Adrian. Uncle was just talking about me.”

Adrian’s gaze shifted from her to his father. Then his eyes met mine.

They reminded me of last night. The way he was looking at me with red eyes last night was different from usual.

I averted my gaze from him, wondering if his wolf had taken. over him last night.

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“Don’t give us that attitude. We were speaking about you her. You have not declared her the Luna.” Uncle Lucas spoke to him.

Adrian frowned at his father, but then he glanced at me and replied,

“Very soon.”

Lynda’s eyes widened. I observed her expression. The way she reacted demonstrated that she did not expect Adrian to say that.

Lynda gave Adrian a warm smile.

Lynda’s driver dashed inside the pack house, carrying a bouquet and a fruit basket.

“Miss, sorry for being late. I forgot to take them out,” the driver

said to Lynda.

“It’s okay,” she replied, and she grabbed them.

She approached Uncle Lucas and gave the bouquet to him.

“I heard you like flowers, so this is for you.”

Then, she placed the fruit basket on the coffee table, close to the couches. “And fruits for your recovery.”

Uncle Lucas did not say anything and held the bouquet quietly.

A few maids came to the living room and informed us that breakfast was ready on the table.

“Let’s go have breakfast.” Uncle Lucas said.

I held his arm and helped him stand up. Lynda wanted to help him, but he raised his hand to stop her.

“Adrian, Lynda, join us at the table,” Auntie Grace told them.

While passing Adrian, I noticed him looking at me.

I ignored him and helped Uncle Lucas go to the dining room.

After sitting in the same seat I had yesterday night for supper, I looked across at Uncle Lucas, who was sitting opposite me with his wife.

“Can I check your prescription after breakfast?”

“Sure,” he responded.

“Why do you want to check? You won’t understand anything.” I heard Lynda as she entered the dining room. Adrian was walking ahead of her.

To my surprise, he sat on my right side in the head chair.

I thought he would sit on the left side since, when I used to accompany him to family dinners, I always saw Uncle Lucas. sitting there. So, I had an assumption that he would sit there.

Lynda came to my seat and said,

“Why are you sitting here? It’s my seat. Or you have forgotten that you are no longer Adrian’s wife.”

I parted my lips as I tried to find words to reply to her. I moved my chair back to stand up, but Adrian’s voice stopped me.

“It’s okay, Lynda. Sit on her next seat.”

I turned to him with a stunned face. He did not look at me and

started to eat.

Lynda was shocked for a while. Auntie Grace looked at her. “Why are you still standing there? Take another seat. Natalia is our guest. She can sit anywh

“Y–Yes, Auntie.” Lynda mumbled and sat beside me.

Auntie Grace began to serve breakfast to Uncle Lucas. When she was about to spread peanut butter on a piece of bread, I spoke

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“Auntie, don’t give this to him. He is diagnosed with a nut allergy.”

Everyone turned to me. Adrian raised his brows and asked,

“How do you know?”

I looked at him and replied, “I saw it on his medical reports.”

“Why did you see any reports?”

“I wanted to check it.”

Lynda laughed when she heard me. “How stupid! I heard you discontinued your education after marriage. How do you understand any medical reports?

Lynda made a series of offensive statements at me. Auntie Grace glared at her. So she lowered her head, showing that she was an obedient lady.

All of my thoughts about not talking about my past here. vanished in a second.

I turned to Lynda and felt that she was an evil woman. This is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

‘Let’s expose you today,! I said in my head and smiled at her.

“You have so many things to talk about. Let’s talk about my conversation with my father.”

“What do you mean, Natalia?”

I could feel nervousness in her tone. I said to her in front of everyone,

“Don’t act oversmart. I still have the message you sent to me.