Between Ruin And Resolve: My Ex-Husband’s Regret

Chapter 1318:

Dawn was still creeping across the sky, tinting it with shades of pale gray.

Swiftly, Noah took in his surroundings.

It was an isolated suburban area, marked only by a solitary white lighthouse standing oddly alone in the distance, with no other building in sight.

The emptiness felt strangely excessive.

Where exactly was this headquarters? Could Wolfpack really have chosen such a desolate location?

Understanding Noah’s confusion, Hurst silently gestured toward the lighthouse.

Noah followed his indication, his frown deepening.

A lighthouse as headquarters—that was certainly peculiar.

Noah pushed the car door open and

chill of early morning air brushed against his face,

snapped impatiently, leading

Inside, shadows deepened further, and the stale scent of old metal filled

the center was a worn-out elevator. Damien stepped toward it, swiftly tapping a

beep sounded, prompting the heavy

Noah absorbed every minute

Wolfpack left nothing to chance—their base lay

wonder they were hard to

the trio entered

Damien selected the deepest underground floor. Silently, the elevator began descending, the faint metallic hum echoing softly within the confined

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