Lea’s eyes lit up with excitement. “When can you start?”

Sarah hesitated for a moment before replying, “I have a few things I need to wrap up first, but I’ll be back as soon as I can.”

Leo’s smile widened. “I’ll be waiting patiently for the return of our genius.“

Sarah rolled her eyes but couldn’t help smiling. “Don’t tease me, Leo.”

The conversation stretched on, but time seemed to slip away too quickly. Eventually, Leo glanced at his watch and frowned.

“I have a meeting in a few minutes,” he said apologetically. “I’ve got to run.”

After Leo left, Sarah gathered her things and prepared to leave as well.

Just as she slung her bag over her shoulder, a sharp voice interrupted her thoughts.

“Sarah? What are you doing here?”

She turned and saw a woman striding toward her with a disapproving frown–Josiah, Arnold’s

sister.

Josiah’s eyes swept over Sarah critically, her lips curling in disdain.

“Look at the way you’re dressed.” She sneered. “Even if only a few people know you’re the Luna, yo should still care about your image. You look sloppy.”

Sarah blinked at her, unamused. She had deliberately chosen a loose, casual jacket that was both neat and comfortable–a practical outfit for the day. Sloppy? Hardly.

But she didn’t bother defending herself. Instead, she focused on gathering the documents Leo had

left behind.

Seeing that Sarah was ignoring her, Josiah’s eyes narrowed.

“Where are you going?” she demanded, reaching out to grab Sarah’s arm. “Victor’s been sick lately and he needs someone to take care of him. I’ll have him sent to your place later.”

Sarah froze.

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son was a troublemaker and a year or two older

when his behavior spiraled out of control. After being expelled for fighting, Jostals dumped him on Sarah, expecting her to clean up the

had tolerated it back

him, and

her as his family’s

Sarah had stayed silent–for

were different now.

herself anymore, not for Josiah,

firmly. “Find someone

lately, preparing herself to return to the industry. Babysitting Josiah’s son didn’t fit

eyes widened in

“You’re refusing?”

Josiah had grown used to treating

obedience.

shock quickly morphed into anger.

“Your duty is to take care of this family–not to waste time on pointless distractions. If you can’t even handle that, I’ll speak to Arnold about stripping you of your position

a faint, mocking smile.

Duty?

to this family, only to be treated like an afterthought. They had taken her sacrifices for granted, belittled her efforts, and expected her to bear it all

complaint.

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Not anymore.

a group of

of them called out, her gaze

spared Sarah

old classmate I ran into,” she said coolly. “We

women exchanged

the Alpha’s sister. For her to be so dismissive meant the person in question wasn’t worth their

upon a time, Josiah’s words

But now?

care

slinging her bag over her shoulder. “There’s nothing more to say. I’ll

ignoring Josiah’s stunned expression

her companions.

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