Alpha’s Regret Pregnant Rejected Luna

Chapter 90
Nathan studied Jasmine intently, her clear eyes reflecting pure adoration as she gazed up at him. A pang of guilt gnawed at him,
overshadowing his demeanor.
“Jasmine,” he called out to her, breaking the moment. Suddenly, he posed a question that cut through the air with an unexpected
weight. “Do you still have those nightmares? The Inquiry lingered, causing her to pause, her brows furrowing in response.
“No,” she replied, shaking her head.
No memory of your family either?” He probed. Again, she shook her head, and Nathan sighed, looking away. Deciding not to
press further at that moment.
She held the key to the elusive memories from that night eight years ago, that tragic night. If only she could recall the events, he
might finally uncover the truth behind the deaths of his wife and child. Frustration simmered within him, the inability to make
progress in recent weeks weighing heavily on his shoulders made him feel a sense of weariness.
“Is something wrong?” Jasmine’s voice cut through his contemplation. The complexity of emotions reflected on his face was
evident, but he merely replied with a curt “No.” Turning away, he headed to his office, leaving Jasmine to watch his retreating
form. A sense of unease lingered in the air as she sensed that something. indeed, was amiss.
Meanwhile, Ethan stormed back into his office, a maelstrom of frustration and disturbance swirling within him. The sight of the
other man with Hazel had ignited a spark of annoyance, an emotion he’d rather chew rocks than admit. Despite his efforts to
maintain composure, a restless energy consumed him.
I’m leaving, and I’m taking your car, Ethan announced abruptly, after hours of trying to work, he had given up. He strode past
Axel. Axel had chaffeured him to the office that morning, so Ethan’s impromptu decision to -leave suddenly meant Axel would be
left without a vehicle.
Axel sighed, recognizing the stormy mood Ethan was in. The unpredictable nature of Ethan’s departures often left Axel to find his

own way home, typically involving the use of public transport. Today would be no exception, and Axel resigned himself to the
inconvenience that awaited him. .

Axel had actually settled into a routine that accommodated the newfound canine companion in his life. Adapting to the changes
was becoming less complex. Also as days went by, the initial awkwardness between him and the next-door neighbor, Jasmine,
was barely existence.
They could now exchange greetings without the tension that once lingered.
Even the dog. Axel concluded, wasn’t as troublesome as he had initially thought. However, when it came to the doe-eyed
woman, Jasmine, residing next door, he still had reservations. He noticed she remained jumpy and easily startled, and there
seemed to be a lingering figure that shadowed her. He had initially dismissed it, but over time he could sense someone’s eyes
trained on him whenever they met outside of the building.
As Jasmine completed her tasks for the day, she meticulously cleared the table. Nathan remained in hist office chair, the door to
his office was slightly ajar. She watched him. His eyes were closed, back turned to the door. The office was dimly lit. Hesitating,
she knocked softly to make him aware she was standing there.
With the sun long gone, darkness had settled outside. Nathan’s voice cut through the silence, “It’s late. You should go home
now.” Concern etched on her face, Jasmine entered the office, offering. “Are you okay? Would you be needing anything?”
Nathan, responded with a curt, “No. It’s late, just go home.” Jasmine lingered by the door, torn between leaving. him to his
thoughts. He was back to his regular routine, sitting in a dark room. Knowing him, the picture of his wife was probably clutched in
his grasp.
“Do you want me to have you kicked out?” Nathan’s stern voice echoed through the silent halls.
“Go home, Jasmine,” he instructed, cutting off her attempt to speak. Just go, I’ll be fine. I’m not suicidal or anything,” he added
with a light chuckle. “It’s getting late,” he said softly, finally turning to face her.
“Okay. Goodnight,” she replied, moving towards the door. As she turned to leave, he called, “Jasmine, thank
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Stepping out of the company building, the cool evening breeze hit her. She walked briskly, boarding the bust heading homeward.

As the bus approached her stop, the feeling of dread intensified. Stepping off, the isolated walk to the apartments awaited her,
and tonight would be worse-she was returning even later than usual. She braced herself for the uneasy journey.
Jasmine shivered from the cold wind, pulling her jacket closer around her b*dy. Walking briskly. She was returning home later
than usual tonight, with Nathan’s sudden return she had worked overtime, filling and updating him. She had also sensed
something was amiss and had been reluctant to leave him there at the company.
Sighing, she braced herself, starting to walk faster. The streetlights flickered intermittently, casting an eerie glow. The night was
dark, and the cold wind added to her discomfort. Footsteps echoed behind her, a routine she had noticed, the feeling of being
followed most times after exiting the bus. Tonight was no exception; someone was trailing her.
Her fingers became clammy, and she quickened her pace, a sense of foreboding lingering in the air. Her pulse raced faster, and
she finally broke into a run, colliding headfirst into someone’s back. Stumbling backward, she almost fell when strong arms
reached out and steadied her. Gasping for breath, she looked up. meeting familiar orbs hidden behind a pair of glasses. She
gasped, Axell Relief washed over her as his eyes searched hers, and he helped stabilize her footing.
The man trailing her faltered, stepping behind a pole and watching from a distance. Jasmine turned, glancing back several times.
“Are you being followed?” Axel asked, concern etched on his face as he furrowed his brows. She nodded, tears streaming down
her face, still shaken and frightened. Axel sensed someone’s eyes on him, watching them from the darkness.
“Wait here,” he instructed her, then walked a few steps back to check who it was. Terrified of being alone, she grabbed the tail of
his suit. Axel halted midway; she didn’t want to be alone. He sighed.
“You shouldn’t walk home this late; the streets are isolated as well,” he sighed, looking at her. She gazed up at him with teary
eyes.
“Let’s go,” he said, pulling her gently by the hand as they walked home together. She finally opened up, admitting, “Someone’s
watching me. Every day when I get off work, someone’s there. I’m not crazy,” she
trembled.
“I swear” she pleaded.
“I know,” he replied. Her eyes widened. “You believe me?” she asked.
“Yes,” he replied in a single word, his grip on her palm tightening.