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Chapter 47

작가: Benita Abel
last update 게시일: 2026-07-21 16:43:00

Ryker's POV 

The accusation landed with more precision than I appreciated. "I've been letting her lead it."

"Have you." Zara's eyebrow arched, unconvinced. "Because Leo mentioned you approved the contractor selection yourself yesterday. And the security protocol for the residents. And the intake procedure paperwork."

"Those are safety concerns," I said. "That's different from—"

"Ryker." Zara's tone

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