Alpha King Chases Abandoned Luna novel Chapter 334

(Ethan's POV)

I gazed at Olivia, feeling the weight of her hatred pressing against my chest. Her emerald eyes burned with fury, her wolf clearly visible beneath the surface of her skin. Despite everything, I couldn't help but soften my expression.

"Liv, don't be angry," I said gently, trying to keep my voice calm. "I've arranged everything. The blood transfusion will be safe, and James Knight will be fine."

I took a step toward her, watching her body tense like a cornered animal.

"After the procedure, I'll compensate him properly—financially, professionally, anything he needs. I won't let him donate his blood for nothing."

Olivia trembled, her hands clenching into fists at her sides. Her wolf's energy radiated from her in waves of anger.

"Ethan Stone, stop talking nonsense!" she shouted, her voice cracking with emotion. "No matter what you say, James will never agree to this. Get out, now!"

When I didn't move, she lunged forward, shoving me with surprising strength. Her small hands pushed against my chest, her wolf lending her power.

"Get out!" she repeated, pushing me again. "You have no right to be here!"

I caught her wrists gently, trying to still her movements. "Liv, please calm down. Lives are at stake here."

Her emerald eyes flashed dangerously. "Don't call me that!"

"Emma's life depends on James's rare blood type," I pleaded, hoping to make her understand. "Can't we put aside our hatred just for this?"

Olivia wrenched herself free, grabbing a water glass from the bedside table and hurling it at my head. I ducked just in time.

"Emma's fate is nothing but retribution for Victoria's crimes!" she spat, reaching for anything else she could throw. "Get out before I call security!"

I watched her grab a medical chart, her fingers white with tension. My patience was wearing thin, and time was running out.

"Enough!" I finally snapped, my Alpha presence filling the room like a physical force.

Olivia froze, her wolf instinctively responding to my command even as her human side fought against it.

"This decision is beyond your control," I stated coldly. "James has already signed the voluntary donation agreement."

I held up the document, watching her eyes widen in recognition. She glanced at James, seeking confirmation.

James looked away, his hazel eyes reflecting pain and resignation. The silent exchange between them spoke volumes.