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Chapter 32
properly guide her son
It wasn’t long before they handed down their judgment. Lena was to be imprisoned.
I heard the murmurs and whispers of the pack as they discussed the incident.
Many of them seemed relieved by the outcome, even satisfied. For months, Lena had clung to her role as Luna, but now, her prestige was crumbling.
People started openly suggesting that Silas should choose a new Luna, someone better suited for the role.
For me, Lena’s imprisonment was a chance to step out of her shadow.
I focused all my energy on my new project–a health care initiative that I was determined to make successful.
worked tirelessly to develop a cooperation proposal and decided to pitch it directly to Silas and his company, the Evans Group.
The day I went to Silas’s office, I felt a strange mix of nerves and determination.
I held the proposal tightly in my hands as I knocked on his door.
“Come in,” Silas’s deep voice called from inside.
I opened the door and stepped into his spacious, elegant office.
The air inside felt heavy with his presence, and the scent of his cologne lingered faintly in the air.
Silas sat behind his large oak desk, his piercing eyes immediately locking onto mine.
I smiled politely and took a step closer, ready to discuss the project, but something caught my attention.
On the corner of Silas’s desk was a photograph that shouldn’t have been there.
