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CHAPTER 79: RISK

Author: Asmodeus
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-16 23:59:14

RYAN'S POV,

“Do you? Do you believe she's lying? Do you believe she's the one who did it?”

The question hit me harder than I wanted to admit. I looked away immediately and focused on the empty spot on my desk where the file had been previously. The thought of Elena’s hands looking for the specific file from the pile, and her soft voice lying to me, felt wrong. Way too wrong.

“No,” I said at last, and even though my voice was low, there was a certainty about the way I said the whole thing. “I don't think Elena can ever do such a thing to anyone. She's not the kind of person who plays with the lives of other people.”

Corbin nodded once, and a smile blossomed on his face. “You're right about this, because she didn’t steal anything from you. I don't think she's capable of playing others like that.”

My eyes narrowed, hearing the confidence he had in her. It wasn't that they had known each other from before. She was a stranger to most in the pack, including Corbin. “You sound very sure abou
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