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Chapter 125 — The Alpha Who Needs to Die

Author: Queen Bee
last update publish date: 2026-05-25 21:58:31

The sound of Susan’s heels echoed through the marble corridor like hammer blows against her own chest. She didn’t look at anyone as she left the company with Dmitry. Not a single glance, not a word. Only silence.

The same silence she had endured throughout the entire workday, pretending that every click on the Rurik Motors files was more important than the pain screaming inside her.

When the doors of Rurik Mansion closed behind them, Susan still kept her body rigid, her gaze lowered, her should
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