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“What’s this about?” I inquired, arching an eyebrow as I unfolded the paper

marked with an official seal and Alpha Conar’s signature.

The Blue Heaven Pack stood among the top five packs, It was robust and

formidable much like my own. Alpha Conar and I had been best friends since we

were in school together, we shared numerous profitable treaties and engaged in

several joint business ventures. However, due to our responsibilities and busy

schedules, our meetings were limited, often occurring at Alpha Balls. This letter

from Conar marked the first the had ever sentan official

communication. As I delved into the contents of the letter,

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Oran spoke up.

“To save you the bother of reading that, last night another pack was

mysteriously wiped out, much like the Silver Moon Pack,” Oran revealed.

“What?” I was taken aback, my gaze locking onto Oran. “Which pack?”

Oran’s expression was grave as he replied, “The Green Wood Pack.”

“The Green Wood Pack?” My eyes widened instantly. Similar to Silver Moon and

Blue Heaven, the Green Wood Pack held a position as one of the strongest and

top-ranked packs. Yet, it had suffered the sfate. With their extensive

number of pack members and unparalleled strength, it seemed utterly

impossible for the Green Wood Pack to be eradicated in a single night. “So, this

letter…” I paused in suspicion.

Oran nodded in confirmation, “Two powerful and top-ranking packs have been

annihilated in a very short span of time, causing fear and concern among all the

packs. All the leading packs have convened to investigate. The meeting is being

held at Blue Heaven, and Alpha Conar has requested your presence, given that

our pack is the foremost among all the packs,” Oran clarified, summarizing the

essence of the letter.

I tossed the letter onto my desk and leaned back in my chair. “Reuben, are you

considering going?” Oran inquired.

I nodded, lost in thought. “Now that this situation has escalated to this extent, I

can’t just sit idly by. The destruction of both the Silver Moon and the Green

Wood Packs, two of our allies, is a significant loss to our pack. If this continues,

chaos will reign, and I won’t stand for it,” I stood up, moving toward the window.

“Absolutely, if this pattern continues we could be the next in line for an attack,”

Oran warned.

“I don’t care if we’re attacked,” I remarked, lighting a cigarette. “In fact, I find it

intriguing how a pack of thousands could simply vanish.”

Oran looked atin confusion, “If the attack doesn’t concern you, then what

does interest you?”

“The person behind all of this,” I exhaled a puff of smoke and glanced over my

shoulder, noticing a third person standing in the doorway.

Oran frowned and turned toward Bix, “Why the heck are you here? I told you to

stay away from Reuben for a while.”

“It’s been over a week! How long am I supposed to stay in exile?!” Bix snapped

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can’t stand being ignored by him. I’d rather take another beating just so I can

stand beside him again,” he entered the room, eyeing me. “Reuben, I’m truly

sorry about that day. What I said was a result of pent-up frustration from the

last six years. I didn’t realize when I crossed the line. Willow suddenly appeared

with two children and at that moment, I judged her based on the information

that was in front of me. She acted ruthlessly selfiess towards you years ago. So, I

wanted to hurt her like she did you, when she abandoned you.”

“You’re not in a position to hurt Willow, Bix,” I sharply interrupted him. Bix

valued friendships and relationships above all else. He would react strongly if

someone close to him, especially me, were upset. He had started holding a

grudge against Willow the day. she left me. Bix fell silent and stopped as I

moved toward him. “Whatever happened between Willow and I isn’t for others

to handle. She left me, took my children, and shattered my heart. Whatever she

did, she did to me, and I’ll handle her as I see fit,” I stated firmly, staring him

down.

“I…I understand,” he stuttered with a nod. “I’m truly sorry, so please don’t ignore

me,” his eyes were filled with regret.

“You won’t be forgiven next time,” I muttered as I passed by him.

Bix’s face brightened, “Of course!” he grinned, reverting to his usual self.

I paid no attention to him as I exited my office, while Oran stopped Bix from

followingby grabbing his collar. “Don’t get too excited and make another

mistake, you idiot,” he warned Bix.

“Am I a child?” Bix coldly retorted.

“Worse than a child,” Oran rolled his eyes, then noticed I had already left.

“Where did he run off to so quickly? I still need to respond to Alpha Conar’s Beta

regarding Reuben’s decision…” Oran hurried out of the office, only to find me

downstairs. He panicked, “Reuben, where are you going? You should call Alpha

Conar to confirm your attendance!” he shouted.

“Later, I’m busy right now,” I replied without turning back.

“Busy? I don’t remember you having any meetings scheduled for today,” he

murmured, perplexed but I was already gone.

Willow

After my encounter with Ella, I retreated to my bedroom, seeking peace in the

shower to clear my mind. From our first meeting in Reuben’s office, a small

sense of doubt had

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lingered in my mind about her feelings for Reuben and now, everything seemed.

validated. Her expressions, silence, and concealed truths had decimated years

worth of a close friendship, memories, and trust. The sudden shift in my

relationship with my once-close friend, after six years was beyond my wildest

imagination. Then again Reuben had said that Ella was just a friend and that

she didn’t have feelings for him, hadn’t he? A pang of hurt pierced my heart.

Was he lying to me? Yes, he obviously had. He had lied toalot. Why had it

botheredthis time? They were already engaged. I aggressively shut off the

shower and stepped out.

As I wrapped myself in a towel, I realized it was already late in the morning.

Wyatt and Lori, who had been ready to head out since I went done earlier, were

likely waiting for me. My tangled thoughts had kept them waiting far too long. I

hurriedly dressed, opting for a red knee-length sleeveless dress after drying my

hair. There was too much to get done today, and I needed to get going.

Checking my purse one last tto ensure I had everything that I could possibly

need, I made sure the Wade Moon Pack papers were safely tucked inside before

leaving my bedroom. Today was the day that I had planned to return the papers

to Alpha Benjamin and delve deeper into the mysterious incident involving the

Silver Moon Pack, which had beca looming threat to all werewolf packs.

Lost in thought as I descended the stairs, I heard the cheerful voices of my

children. They were already in the living room.

“Wyatt, Lori, let’s go…” I called out to my children affectionately, but my words

caught in my throat when, behind their small figures, I noticed a tall figure

dressed in black, exuding a devilishly handsand affiuent aura.

“Where are you going?” I barely managed to whisper, taken aback by the

unexpected sight.

“Shopping, obviously,” he replied in a cool tone.

“Shopping?” I repeated in disbelief, eyeing him from head to toe. That was when

it dawned on me. “Impossible!” I raised my voice. The very idea that this man

was even considering it shocked me. “I’m not taking you shopping with me,

Reuben!”

Unexpectedly, he stared atfor a couple of seconds before calmly replying,

“Okay.” He walked closer to me, and I couldn’t help but look at him in surprise.

How could he accept it so easily? He was not someone that accepted refusal

easily. Then he suddenly lifted Wyatt and Lori into his arms and stated, “I am

going with my children.”

“What?” My jaw dropped in shock. He was going with the children? But I was

supposed to be taking them and indirectly it means he was tagging with us.

“Let’s go,” he said cheerfully to the children and began walking away.

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I stood there stunned for a moment, then exclaimed, “No! Wait!” But he ignored