The Almighty Alpha Wins Back His Rejected Mate
Chapter 1518

“Alpha, don’t exhaust yourself searching for Debra.

It’s time to find a new Luna.

She has been missing too long and likely won’t return.

You must consider the bigger picture.

”

I had lost my temper then.

Even though my feelings for Debra had recently waned, it didn’t mean I would forsake her.

Moreover, this type of selfishness disguised as pragmatism was infuriating.

I had confronted them sharply, “Have you forgotten why Debra disappeared? She sacrificed herself to save me, to save all of us!”

I was both angry and disappointed.

“She’s only been gone a few days, and you’re already urging me to replace her.

Do you have no conscience?”

With that, the elders had backed down.

When Alexandria brought it up, I assumed she, like the elders, wanted to persuade me to abandon my search for Debra.

Annoyed, I responded coldly, “No.

But I am resolute.

I will continue to search for

her.

No one can deter me.

”

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To my surprise, Alexandria’s eyes welled with tears as she sighed.

“That’s good.

Your devotion really moves me!”

Then she added her support.

“Alpha, your love for Luna is profound.

I believe you will find her.

Don’t give up!”

Her words were heartfelt, and they softened my expression.

“Okay, thank you for your kind words.

”

My tone was gentler than before.

Debra’s POV:

After the butler escorted me back to the guest room, restlessness gnawed at me.

Confined within the room’s four walls, I hesitated to go out again.

Following dinner and tending to the baby’s needs, exhaustion enveloped me, and I drifted into a fitful sleep in the bed.

Yet again, the night brought nightmares.

In them, I saw the man who once called me honey.

In the moon’s ethereal glow, silhouettes of trees swayed in a haunting dance.

Amidst the shadows, he stood, a figure of protection, shielding two young children.

Though his features remained obscured, I sensed his presence unmistakably.

As he battled his unseen foe, the moon cast its glow upon him, revealing a dozen adversaries closing in.

Anxiety crept in as I recognized them.

They were the vampires Andrew had warned me about.

Ever since Andrew’s grim revelation about my near-fatal encounter with a vampire post childbirth, my mind fixated on the undead.

I even asked the butler for books, delving into any scrap of information I could

find.

I recalled one detail vividly-the vampires’ and blood-red under the cloak of pallid complexion eyes, thriving darkness.

And now, as night descended, my apprehensions heightened.

My thoughts lingered on him, consumed by worry.