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Abby was about to say Nora’s name when she suddenly remembered her appointment with Uncle Cole the other day.

She was not to mention Aunt Nora’s name in front of anyone else!

Ella bit her lip and flung herself into Cole’s arms without speaking.

Arnold, perceptive as ever, noticed Cole’s unnatural behavior, but didn’t press for anything more.

Unlike Charles, who would doggedly pursue the matter until he got an answer, Arnold chose a different

approach.

He did not flirt or press him, nor did he try to corner him into an admission.

Instead, he simply observed, waiting for Cole to either confess or compose himself.

Meanwhile, Leo had an important business trip to attend to, leaving much of the company’s operations in

Nora’s hands.

She wasn’t worried. Over time, she had become accustomed to managing affairs in his absence, handling negotiations and ensuring smooth day–to–day operations.

However, she did not anticipate the arrival of an unexpected guest–Clark.

When Clark stepped into the company’s office, his presence carried an air of self–importance.

He was the Alpha of the Snow Moon Pack, but under his leadership, the pack had dwindled.

They were burdened with foreign debt, and his resources were stretched thin.

It was no secret that his authority was weakening.

he carried himself with

condescending. He barely glanced at her before stating dismissively, “Call Leo in.

her boss’s office.”

as ever, met his

knew Clark saw her as insignificant, but she also knew the truth–he was in no position to

terms.

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was struggling, and he was here

replied, “Leo is unavailable. I’m the one handling studio cooperation affairs.”

a dry chuckle, shaking his head as if humoring a ridiculous

statement.

“Do you really think I don’t know your

only quiet indifference. She had long outgrown the need for his validation. “If you think that,” she said calmly, “then you might as well

stiffened at her bluntness. He had expected resistance,

wasn’t here for a

eventually handed over the proposal.

the document, Clark

through it without understanding a word, but instead, she studied it with sharp focus. Her eyes scanned each section, taking in the figures,

Was she actually reading it?

Inwardly. She was probably pretending. He let her play her game, deciding that he would save her the embarrassment by not calling it

“The proposal aligns with some of our company’s needs,” she admitted, her tone neutral. “We’ll review it and

had already decided that

remained dismissive, his movements

he turned to leave, his posture stiff with unspoken

his attitude, simply signaled for her assistant to escort him

with it came an

day early, and upon hearing about Clark’s visit, he let out a dry, humorless laugh. He leaned back

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said with icy amusement, “there’s no need for us to work with him. We might

ourselves the trouble.”