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“Alright, just make sure you don’t cry because of that man.” Arriana smiled at her brother even though he used a stern voice. “Sir, there was a problem with the document you signed earlier with the client.” Axel’s eyebrows are raised as he stares at his assistant. Just a while ago, he was not able to book a ticket because there was another reason. It seems that he has also been dumped by work and does not want to be sent home. He can’t scold him because Mr. Travis lent this man to him. “I’m sorry, sir, I just noticed. You’re in such a hurry that we’re missing something and I didn’t pay attention.”

Angeli was Hubert's best friend, and I had to get along with her for Hubert’s sake. “I can’t do anything about it now. It’s already happened,” I whispered. “Your family really did you wrong. Imagine, they kicked you out without considering that it’s not all your fault.” “It’s still my fault. I could have said no, walked away, not gone through with the one-night stand, but what did I do?” I really regret not fighting the temptation. I’m not drugged or drunk. I’m sober, yet I made a massive mistake. “Why though? Was the escort that good-looking that you couldn’t say no?” I sighed. That’s not the case.

“A sensitive document was sent externally in error. No damage has been confirmed. But I won’t sugarcoat this mistakes like this are dangerous. They can cost people more than reputation. They can cost them safety.” A heavy silence followed. She continued, “But our culture is not one of shame. It’s one of responsibility. We’ll revisit our privacy protections. We’ll limit file access where needed. And we’ll each reflect on where we were moving too fast to notice our own blind spots.” She gestured for Naomi to step forward. The younger woman looked like she might faint, but she stood beside Ava. “I made the mistake,” she said clearly. “And I’m staying to help fix it.”

I replied, and he let out a heavy sigh as he handed me the envelope, and I took it with trembling hands. As I opened the envelope and fished out the contents, I half-laughed as I realized my grandpa had arranged the photos carefully so I could see Megan's face first. I couldn't stop myself from touching her lovely face as I stared at her photograph, and she had become more beautiful, and I couldn't stop my heart from skipping a beat. She used to be mine, and I missed everything about her, especially her voice. I was staring at her candid photo for a long time, and I didn't want to look at more, and just one picture was enough to bring back all the sweet memories I had with her. "I don't want

“So here’s what’s going to happen. There’s a departmental program this Saturday till next month—Silvercrest Behavioral Grounds. Case studies, group exercises, psychological profiling simulations on Rogue Psychology. You’re going.” I blinked. “Excuse me?” He didn’t repeat himself. “One project. One paper. One tent. No switching partners. No excuses. And if you don’t return with results…” he gave us both a pointed look, “...you’ll retake the entire course. Individually.” I didn’t say anything. Neither did Zelest. But I saw him tense beside me, even if it was for just a second. Finally, he spoke. “Fine.” Just one word, like he was agreeing to a dinner reservation instead of a whole month of hel

“But let me ask you this, Taliana. Do you know what you’re risking by getting involved with him?” Taliana wasn’t exactly sure what the girl was going on about, but she had a feeling she’d given Blair the wrong idea about her relationship-or rather, lack thereof-with Cry Baby. “We’re not together,” Taliana answered quickly, trying not to laugh. “Believe me, it was one and done for us. And that was a huge mistake.” Blair’s expression softened, but it wasn’t much of an improvement. “Good. Keep it that way.”

I have been easy with him, throwing away expectations. Hoping he will see the light and grow up. Drago has always been a fool from birth. This moment proves nothing has changed. My biggest mistake was bringing him into the plan. I should have selected another Alpha for the job. An Alpha from the West region who has sworn allegiance to me. Powerful men who crawl at my feet, begging to sit beside my throne. I did wrong by selecting an incompetent scumbag. The mistake haunts me. Not only have I made life difficult for myself, my mate has been thrown into an endless pit. The plan is to protect, but destruction has overrun it.

“So you’re calling your Alpha a liar?” “I’m calling him misinformed.” A loud outrage catches the court like wildfire, and everywhere erupts into chaos.

he said. “Expensive mistake,” I corrected. “No offense. You have good finishing.” “Do you always review your mistakes like that?” “Only the ones with egos large enough to require a rating.” He laughed under his breath. The sound got under my skin before I could shut the door. Damn him. Five years, one child, one company, and several thousand invoices later, and my body was still too quick to remember things that had no business going into a spreadsheet. “Funny,” he said. “I don’t remember that night as a mistake.”

I took my phone out and sent her a message asking for a chance to talk. Julian: Maya, please I fucked up, but we need to talk. I need you to know something. Please. I was about to lock my phone away when I noticed a bubble. I smiled, she was okay. Maya: Fine, meet me here. It was strange she sent me a location to a warehouse near the docks. Julian: I'll be there soon. xxx This was my chance to tell her the truth about Tiffany, more importantly, tell her I loved her. I was going to beg, plead, and gravel until she forgave me.