The Heartless Alpha’s Beloved Luna (Avery and Gideon) novel Chapter 190

Chapter 190

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?” I asked, warily. Camila and I had never become close, but as Gideon’s sister, she was still an esteemed member of the pack. Was there something else about her that I didn’t know?

“Because what I want to discuss involves her brother,” Reynaud tilted his head to the side and I could see his eyes tracing the deep wounds that ran down my arm. They had healed closed, but the skin was marred with deep marks left by the rogue wolves‘ claws and teeth, and the scars still stood out red and fresh against my skin.

“What gave you those scars?” He snapped suddenly, and I felt self–conscious under his scrutiny as he stepped closer, reaching out one hand to hover over my arm and shoulder, “Did Gideon Nightwolf give you these?”

Reynaud’s eyes narrowed to cerulean points. Even though he hadn’t even actually touched me, I felt the heat radiating from his hands as they hung in the air millimeters from my skin. His gaze whipped from my wounds to my face.

“If your Alpha did this…” He growled even as I flinched away from his almost–touch and hugged my arms tighter around myself.

“What? You’ll do what?” I said, bitterly.

Reynaud made an exasperated sound, “Anyone who hurts you like that should be given the same in return,” he said, gesturing at my body, “Was it him?”

I shook my head. Gideon hadn’t hurt me. Not directly.

Not physically.

He had just stood by his fake mate and let it happen. He had just allowed her to give me hard labor so that my injuries took longer to heal.

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Chapter 190

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So no, he hadn’t caused my wounds, but he hadn’t mitigated them either.

“Luna Avery,” Reynaud’s voice dropped to a soft tone, “You must know that I hold you in the greatest esteem. It pains me to know that someone has harmed you. If it is within my power to assist in any way, please know that I would consider it my honor to do so.”

I dropped my gaze away from his probing stare, feeling my cheeks heat under his regard and his flowery praise. Still, his offer sounded genuine, and I was surprised at how touched I was by the offer of aid.

It had been so long since anyone had genuinely appeared concerned for me. When was the last time someone had offered me relief from my burdens that didn’t come with apparent strings attached?

“Thank you,” I nodded simply.

“Will you not tell me what troubles you? The last time we met…” Reynaud had the decency to look slightly

embarrassed.

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