Counterback of the Despised Luna by Diana West

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“Let’s go,” Caden said, his voice sharp, eyes locking with Jones. The silent command was clear; lead the way.

Without hesitation, we followed, making our way toward factory one.

“Who’s in charge of the raw materials?” Caden asked, his eyes scanning the documents Jones had handed him.

“That would be Alissa,” Jones replied, his tone steady. “She oversees all raw material procurement for the Fostrau site.”

“All of them?” I raised an eyebrow, glancing at Jones. “If procurement’s the problem, why is only factory one affected?”

“Alissa’s been with us for years,” Jones shrugged slightly, unconcerned. “She’s handled the sourcing for as long as I can remember. I don’t think she’s the issue.”

I nodded, processing his words. “Where is she? I’d like to speak with her.”

Without missing a beat, Jones pulled out his phone and dialed. “Alissa, please come to my office.”

Ten minutes later, a middle–aged woman entered–a werewolf with a strong build and a warm presence. Her curly hair framed her face, softening her features, and her steps were calm but purposeful.

“Alissa, Mr. Holbrook and Ms. Sinclair are here,” Jones introduced us with a nod. Then he turned to Alissa. “They’ve come to discuss the issues with the raw materials for Ice and Fire.”

Alissa bowed her head slightly, her expression filled with regret. “I apologize, Mr. Holbrook. I’m responsible –for the raw materials, and I take full responsibility. However, I assure you, the materials were sourced

properly, and every procedure was followed according to company standards.”

his gaze unwavering. “Where did these materials

“These materials were sourced from three different companies. We’ve been working with them for more

done when the materials arrived?” I asked, eyeing the contracts as I spoke.

“Every procedure was followed as per the guidelines.”

He looked up at Alissa. “Alright, you can

Mr. Holbrook. If you

Caden, watching him closely as he reviewed the

voice firm and decisive.

replied promptly. He wasted no time in making

our hands.

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only the warehouse staff but also the workers involved in transportation and production–anyone who might

intently, his mind clearly working through the possibilities. After a long silence, he spoke, his voice low and deliberate.

distant as he answered.

followed Jones’s gaze as it

gave a curt

expression turned cold, his voice sharp. “Let’s

raw materials stood only a short distance from the factory, a mere few dozen meters away. Typically,

suggested the problem could have

over there.” He began to

followed closely

Jones’s phone buzzed sharply, cutting through the

an apologetic look. “Mr. Holbrook, excuse me. I need to

curtly, and we kept moving

growing sense of unease settled in me. It was an