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Benjamin's afternoon productivity plummeted. Unfamiliar restlessness plagued him. Confusion and frustration mounted. A soft knock broke the silence. "Come in," Benjamin called, masking his distraction. Adeline entered, elegance personified. "Benjamin, I've reviewed the Johnson proposal," Adeline began. "We should—" Benjamin nodded, but his mind wandered. Adeline noticed his distant gaze. "Benjamin?" she probed. "Hmm?" His response lacked conviction. Adeline's curiosity piqued.

He had not had a good meal in a long time. Summer’s vision suddenly blurred a little, her nose felt a little runny. No matter who Aaron was when he appeared in Benjamin’s life, he brought Benjamin a sense of security and happiness. He made Benjamin more and more like a human being, he made him feel alive. “Benjamin, have you never noticed anything unusual about Adrian before?” Summer poured a glass of warm water for Benjamin. “I noticed it.” Benjamin nodded. “I noticed it when I just came to Sea City, but I don’t have any proof.”

He had an entire shelf full of little figurines shaped like horses. Benjamin spotted a book face down on the nightstand next to his bed. The Beta sat down, grabbed the book, and chuckled at the title. Of course, “War Horse”. Benjamin flipped through a few pages but couldn't get into it. It just wasn't his type of story. Now if it had to do with werewolves kicking some ass, he wouldn't put the book down until he finished. As Benjamin set the book down, he heard a gasp at the door. The Beta's head snapped in its direction, and his wolf pressed forward at the sight of their mate.

So, she quickly processed it for me. The next second, I received a private, provoking message from Chelsea. In the photo, Benjamin, who had always been afraid of heights, was at an amusement park, riding a roller coaster with her and Sadie. She wrote, "Only smart people know when to back down." No wonder Benjamin claimed to be busy. That was why he didn't even bother asking and just agreed so quickly. He was busy accompanying his new family. I sneered and replied, "I can't help if someone loves picking up trash. In that case, I'll leave it to them."

Benjamin began with an exaggerated sigh, "I disappear for months helping you clean up that mess overseas, risk getting myself killed several times, and this is the welcome I get?" Alex didn't even look at him. "You seem alive." Benjamin clicked his tongue. "That's all? Not even a 'welcome back'?" "You already came back." Edward laughed into his glass. "I told you he'd say something like that." Benjamin ignored him completely as he focused his attention on Alex. "I even thought you'd miss me." "I didn't." Alex replied with a straight face. He was already aware of Benjamin's clingy personality. Benjamin placed a hand dramatically over his chest. "That hurts."