The Alpha’s Obsession with his Ex-Contract Luna by Glorious Eagle novel Chapter 124

Chapter 124 

Alpha Gaius stared at his daughter, and she stared back at him. The matter at hand was too heavy for their mouths to speak of. 

Abilene, especially, did not want her father to say it, but Alpha Gaius was equally desperate to get Alpha Ansaldo’s help. 

Taking deep breaths, he realized he was still standing ever since he barged in, welcoming himself to the pack house. 

Feeling his knees weaken, he suddenly offered himself a seat as he sank into the sofa 

“Alpha Ansaldo, I will be honest with you. I don’t have much time to live, and Abilene is not capable of handling the pack alone. It was my desire that your marriage would merge both packs to be under your rulership with her 

assistance.” 

Those words sounded very familiar to Alpha Ansaldo, as Abilene mentioned it the moment he arrived at the pack house. 

The only difference was Abilene had not added the part where her father was sick, but that was still not enough to convince him to delay Bree’s coronation. 

“What about her mate?” Alpha Ansaldo asked. Alpha Gaius shook his head. This was another difficult situation for him, but Abilene was sending silent pleas to her father to not say it. 

It was either her father had not seen the signs or decided to ignore them, most probably due to frustration. 

“He’s worthless.” 

Ansaldo nodded his head in understanding. Abilene must have been mated to someone of low birth and had come to force herself on him because he was an Alpha. 

Well, not everybody was born an Alpha. It was bestowed on some people, and others were voted for it. 

No matter the stage involved, the underlying fact remained that whoever was currently mated to Abilene was on the journey of becoming the Alpha of the pack if Alpha Gaius loses his life. 

“Nobody is worthless. If you can tell me who he is, I might plead with my brother–in–law to help train him for you.” That’s Alpha Ansaldo did not want any entanglement with the East Red pack. People like them were better handled by someone like Alpha Nick. 

“He is an Omega. What would we gain by making him an Alpha?” Disgust laced the tone of Alpha Gaius, and Alpha Ansaldo stared pitifully at him. 

“If the moon goddess paired your daughter with an omega, then there must be a good reason behind it.” 

“I already made her reject him,” Alpha Gaius unremorsefully declared. His confidence was soon returning due to how Alpha Ansaldo gave him so much attention and even sat beside him. 

There was already a problem looming above the Red East pack due to what they had done. 

Who knew what that Omega was and if he would even become a better Alpha than some of those born one. 

Advice was the only thing Ansaldo had for him. If he takes it, fine, but if he doesn’t, there was nothing anyone could do about it. 

“I don’t think it’s too late. If he has not yet found a second chance mate, let her plead with him to res il- rejection.” 

Chapter 124 

Both the father and daughter were upset by the suggestion. Were they different from those with such great opportunities? 

“Plead with an omega or go back to beg him, never.” 

Abilene’s voice was so loud that Ansaldo felt ashamed for her. Did she not fear that the maids would hear about what she did and spread out rumors? 

Her father was glad that his daughter refused the suggestion and revealed his other thoughts. 

If she could just stay in this pack even for a few days, she would know how to win Alpha Ansaldo’s heart, so everything boiled down to Abilene’s stay at the pack. 

Alpha Ansaldo was quick enough to wash his hands of everything. “Then you are on your own. I hope it won’t be too late by the time you come to your senses.” 

Ansaldo was not even smiling, making Abilene wonder about how her carefully crafted intents would be put into play. – 

“Okay, let me just stay here for a few days to think about it.” 

Ansaldo could not refuse since she was an Alpha’s daughter but thought it wise to warn her seriously. 

“Well, you must promise to not cause trouble, or I’ll make sure you don’t make it back to your pack alive.” Fear shone in Abilene’s eyes, but she was certain to execute her plans carefully to not provoke suspicion. “I promise I won’t cause you any form of trouble,” she said seriously, though not meaning it.. 

In the Alpha Chamber, Bree was on the phone with her brother. “Nick, I said I’m fine. Everything is going well.” 

It was the fiftieth time she had said it, but it seemed her brother did not believe it. He also could not expose her due to his promise to Sheridan.