Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Chapter 544 No Password Required

Hayley’s POV:

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All I ever wanted was to live a quiet life, hide my Alpha identity, and blend in as an ordinary person. But now, I see that even as an Omega, living simply isn’t an option.

I had no choice but to use that identity again.

The dust had settled on the laptop’s casing. My mild obsession with cleanliness kicked in, so I wiped it down thoroughly with a disinfectant wipe, then sprayed it with sanitizer just to be sure. Only then did I press the power button.

No password was required and the interface was empty with no icons and folders.

I tapped a few keys, and after a few minutes, an automatic program launched. In the center of the screen, two large words appeared, “Logging In.”

This laptop didn’t need a password–only someone with my level of skill could access it.

Steven Lowe was leisurely sipping red wine in an investment firm office in Western Europe when a remote login notification suddenly popped up on his screen.

Normally, this wouldn’t be worth his attention, but the moment he caught sight of the login icon of Amore, he nearly spilled his drink all over himself.

“Amore?!” Steven’s eyes widened in shock.

was missing for six years

switched to a secure chat interface and sent a coded message, “Is that you, my

Hayley’s POV:

his message, I sighed

was

I got straight to the point, “Are you

public early on, reaping profits from the stock market. After Freya took over the Sanders family, they quickly followed

wanted to completely crush them, the stock market was the battlefield.

Shadow Pack. I could keep them out of this and, more importantly, keep my true identity safe.

going to strike, I had to do it cleanly

Mon, Feb

544 No Password Required

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Third–person’s POV:

collapsed. If he decided to short–sell a

Financial Genius Amore was personally

he

Steven responded immediately.

“I’m very interested!”

was sent, the other party went offline.

had to do was

formed on his lips. His sharp eyes remained locked on the now–gray chat window,

this world he truly admired,