Vivienne“Vivienne Moreau, how can you stand there and plead not guilty,” one of the councilwomen snapped, rising from her carved seat like she’d been waiting her whole life for this moment, “when our Alphas themselves handed you authority over security protocols, war intelligence routing, and internal surveillance grids?”Her voice carried sharp and shrill across the hall.Another woman leaned forward, eyes blazing with righteous fury. “You were trusted with access to restricted patrol rotations, elite unit weaknesses, strategic reserve locations, covert messenger routes. Information that only ranking war commanders and intelligence heads should ever see.”“And now,” a third cut in, “those same classified channels have been compromised. Rival packs are predicting our movements. Supply lines are being intercepted. Our spies are disappearing. You expect us to believe this is coincidence?”The accusations started flying like poisoned darts.“You built your reputation in criminal syndic
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