Harem Stealer: Reborn with the God-Tier Sharing System novel Chapter 135

Chapter 135: Chapter 135: Worthiness

Chapter 135 – Worthiness

Under a starless night, Noah and Selene sat side by side on the cold ground, gazing into the endless black sky.

There was nothing to see, truthfully. No stars, no moon, no light. Just darkness.

But somehow, even in this bleak, lifeless void, the night felt beautiful.

Not because of the scenery—because of each other.

"How... did you know?" Selene asked softly.

Hearing her speak like that, so meekly, Noah couldn’t help but chuckle.

"Hahaha. Since when did you get so shy, Mother? Did you forget who your son is?"

At his teasing, Selene relaxed slightly. Even she didn’t quite understand why she was acting this way. But—

"You’ve changed... tremendously since the last time I saw you, my dear baby," she said gently.

Her gaze swept over Noah, from head to toe. He carried himself with a natural grace and confidence now. His once soft features had sharpened. He looked older, stronger... manlier.

His eyes no longer held the wild defiance of a child desperate to rebel against the world.

No. Now his eyes held the ambition... to conquer the universe.

Selene didn’t know where that thought came from. But it felt true.

Her baby could do it.

That was her unwavering belief in him.

And yet, beyond all the changes, something else had shifted.

Noah’s eyes, when they looked at her, weren’t just those of a son toward his mother anymore.

There was something deeper now.

There was... love.

She smiled unconsciously, the words spilling from her lips before she could stop herself.

"Do you know how much I love you?"

The moment she said it, her eyes widened, surprised she had actually said it aloud.

But Noah heard her.

"If I say I do, I’d be lying," he said honestly. "Because I can’t even begin to understand how much you love me." _{ƒгeewёbnovel.com}

He paused. Then added:

"But I know that you love me more than anything else. I know you would give your life and everything you hold dear... for me."

Just like you did in the novel.

"And..."

Noah stopped. The words sat on his tongue, waiting.

It wasn’t that he didn’t know what he wanted to say—it was that he didn’t know if he deserved to say it.

Could he really tell her he loved her more than anything else?

How could he?

Since arriving at the academy, he’d collected woman after woman. He had even lost his virginity out of impulse—driven by old-world fantasies and suppressed desire.

Was that love?

No. It was indulgence.

For the first time in his life, Noah felt something unfamiliar—unworthiness.

Because until now, he had always been worthy.

But in front of her?

"I’m not worthy of your love, Mother."

Indeed, he wasn’t.

But the strange, beautiful thing about love—about obsession—is that worthiness doesn’t matter.

Selene reached out, taking his hand in hers.

"I love you, my dear baby," she whispered.

She could see it in his eyes—the shame, the guilt. It hurt her to see him like this.

She couldn’t stand it.

"Don’t do that. Don’t doubt. I loved you then. I love you now. And I will always love you. It doesn’t matter whether you’re worthy or not."

Because she had loved him even when he was nothing.

"And yes," she added softly, giving him a playful punch on the shoulder, "you went overboard."

"You gathered so many women. And I’m guessing you’ve done worse than that, haven’t you?"

Noah flinched, his head lowering in guilt.