Chasing His Wolfless Luna Back (Rayna Quinn) novel Chapter 104

His Belated Apology–2

I looked at him suspiciously, “Why?”

“I want to talk to you.”

I scanned the road, trying to see if I could spot a taxi. I’d taken one here because I didn’t

feel like driving.

“I don’t think that’s a good idea. We have nothing to talk about,” I turned my gaze back to

him.

He ran his hand through his black hair, looking somewhat frustrated.

“Sebastian…” I was about to tell him I was leaving when he cut me off. His expression

turned hard.

“I’m not taking no for an answer. Either you get in the car yourself, or I’ll carry you,” he

pointed to his car.

“You wouldn’t dare,” I challenged.

“Try me, Thea,” he shot back.

He started moving toward me, and I knew he was about to make good on his threat. I

snorted and turned to walk to his car.

He unlocked the doors, and after I got in, I glared at him as he got in and started the car.

I remained silent, not in the mood to talk. I was both annoyed and confused by his sudden change in behavior. I wanted the old Sebastian back, the one I was used to. This one was a stranger to me, completely unpredictable. I didn’t like it one bit.

We arrived at a restaurant I’d never been to before. He led me inside, gave his name, and we were immediately shown to our seats.

“What the hell is wrong with you, Sebastian?” I asked as soon as we sat down. “Your behavior lately has been really confusing. I mean, for fuck’s sake, you showed up at my prenatal check–up for a pup that isn’t even yours, when you never attended a single one when I was pregnant with Leo.”

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His voice grew angrier as he spoke. I just wasn’t sure who his anger was directed at.

“I was so terrible to you when you were just trying to make the best of a bad situation. You were only 20, scared, and I let you go to all the doctor’s appointments alone. You’ll

never know how much I regret that.” He took a deep breath.

“Why are you doing this? Why are all of you apologizing after everything’s been said and done? You have to know it doesn’t change anything. The damage is done. The best thing we can do is be civil to each other,” I said quietly.

What was wrong with everyone? When I wanted them all to apologize, none of them would. Now when I was ready to put them in my past where they belonged, suddenly everyone was apologizing for hurting me.

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“I’m sorry for the role I played in hurting and breaking you. I’m not a man who makes mistakes often, but I admit, I made the biggest one in the way I treated you,” he said.

I heard what he was saying, but I just couldn’t comprehend it. How could I forgive him? How could I forget everything he put me through?

I remained silent, staring at the table. I had nothing else to say; I just didn’t know if I could forgive him.