He Marked Another Luna, So She Slept With His Alpha Brother

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Chapter 134

Camila’s POV Post)

By the time he managed to get back on his feet, our car was already pulling away. There was no way he could catch up. I didn’t look back.

I was done with him.

The moment we settled into the car, Roman turned his head towards me. “So, babe, where are we eating?” Hé deliberately imitated my tone, placing extra emphasis on the last word.

I shot him a look. “Seriously? Don’t start.”

He smiled, clearly pleased with himself. “What’s wrong? I thought you liked calling me that.”

“Roman!”

He laughed. I shook my head. I knew he was doing it deliberately. Still, I couldn’t help wondering whether he’d brought me to that restaurant knowing Julian might be there.

“Tell me the truth. Did you know Julian would be there? Did you deliberately take me there just to provoke

him?”

“I honestly had no idea he would be there,” Roman replied. “If I’d known, I wouldn’t have taken you to that place.”

I studied his face, trying to decide whether to believe him. He didn’t seem particularly concerned about the encounter, though. If anything, he looked amused.

“Still, that man is becoming a nuisance,” he continued. “He keeps turning up wherever you are. If seeing him. bothers you that much, I can arrange to have him sent to Australia to manage a project.”

I turned towards him. “You can actually do that?”

Roman shrugged as though I’d asked him whether he could order another drink. “Why not? It’s simple.”

I stared at him for a moment. I knew he had influence, but I hadn’t realised he could make something like that

happen so easily.

“That’s quite a lot of power you’ve got there, Alpha Blackwell.”

He gave me a smug smile. “You have no idea. I have plenty of talents you haven’t discovered yet.”

I raised an eyebrow. “Such as?”

He leaned back in his seat, looking far too relaxed. “Such as knowing exactly how to keep you satisfied. Your wouldn’t need to go looking for other men.”

I stared at him. There he went again. One moment he was talking about sending Julian halfway across the world, and the next he was making shameless comments.

I rolled my eyes and decided to ignore him. “By the way, what was that picture Julian said he sent you?”

Roman’s expression changed slightly. “Apparently, he thinks we’re a couple. So he sent me something he believed would prove you were being unfaithful.”

I let out a disbelieving laugh. “Unfaithful? To whom? Him?”

“That’s what I was wondering.”

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“Show me. I want to see what sort of nonsense he’s come up with.”

Roman took out his phone, opened the conversation with Julian and handed it to me. The first thing I noticed

as Roman’s response to Julian. He had called him a wannabe dog.

I couldn’t help laughing. “Did you really call him that?”

“He was acting like one.”

I shook my head, still smiling, and scrolled down to the picture.

My smile faded slightly. It was a photograph of Adrian and me at the hotel restaurant in Sky City. Whoever had taken it had chosen an angle that made us look much closer than we actually were. We were both reaching for the same glass, and from that angle, it almost looked as though we were holding/hands

I stared at it for a moment. “Who took this? Were we being followed?”

Roman took his phone back and glanced at the picture. “Looks like it.”

I looked at him again as something clicked in my mind. “Wait. Is this why you suddenly asked me to have dinner with you that night?”

I remembered his messages. He had asked whether I was at a hotel and who I was sharing a room with. At the time, I’d thought he was simply being nosy. Now it made sense. He’d seen the picture.

“Not entirely,” he said. “I wanted to have dinner with you anyway.”

I gave him a sideways glance. “Convenient answer.”

He smiled. “So, what do you want to eat?”

I considered it for a moment. “Do you have anything in mind? Somewhere you don’t want to go?”

“Nothing in particular. You choose.”

“Then I know a place.”

“Where?”

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I looked at him as though the answer should have been obvious.

“A restaurant, of course.”

He laughed. I smiled to myself. I’d tried to take Roman there a couple of times before, but something always came up and ruined the plan. It seemed that whenever I actually arranged to have a meal with him, something unexpected happened. Perhaps spontaneous plans suited us better.

The restaurant was tucked along a roadside, far from the luxurious places Roman usually frequented. It wasn’t particularly impressive from the outside, but the food was excellent. I’d been coming here for years with Anabela. The owner knew me quite well, and I had always enjoyed the familiar atmosphere.

As soon as we walked in, she looked up from behind the counter.

“Camila!” Her face lit up. “It’s been ages! Where have you been hiding?”

“Work has kept me busy,” I replied with a smile.

She laughed and led us towards a table. Then her eyes moved to Roman. She looked him over briefly before turning back to me with a knowing grin. “So, this is your boyfriend?” I almost laughed. “I’ve heard you mention him so many times, and I must say, he’s very handsome. You’ve finally decided to bring him out for us to see?”

I glanced at Roman. He was already looking at me, an amused expression playing on his face. I suddenly wished I’d thought of a better way to introduce him. The owner had known me for years. I usually came here

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alone or with Anabela, so she’d never met the man I’d occasionally mentioned.

And now, seeing Roman beside me, she’d naturally jumped to her own conclusion. I opened my mouth to

orrect her, but Roman’s faint smile made me pause.

“No, Boss Lady. He’s not my boyfriend. Well, not anymore.” I gave a light shrug. “We broke up.”

The woman’s expression changed immediately. “You broke up? Really?” She looked genuinely surprised. “But I thought you two were doing so well. You once told me you were thinking about getting married.”

I could understand her surprise. The last time we’d spoken about my relationship, Julian and I were still together. A lot had happened since then. “Well, things change,” I said casually.

She glanced between Roman and me, then gave a knowing smile. “Maybe it happened for a reason. Sometimes a breakup is a blessing. It gives you room to meet someone better.” Her gaze settled on Roman again. “And this one? My goodness! He’s handsome. Looks like one of those actors in romantic dramas You have good taste, Camila!”

I shook my head, amused. Why did people keep looking at Roman and me and jumping to the same

conclusion?

“I’m not making that mistake again,” I said. “And someone like him? He’s completely out of my league.”

Roman turned his head towards me, one eyebrow lifting. “How would you know if you haven’t tried?”

I gave him a sideways look. “I’m being realistic. There’s no point throwing myself at someone only to get my

heart broken.”

“That’s one way to avoid disappointment,” he remarked.

“Exactly.” I ignored his amused expression and turned my attention to the menu, ticking off the dishes I wanted. The woman leaned over to check my selections. “The usual, I see. Still avoiding the greens?”