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    “Sadie, everything is finally falling into ce now,” he said, his voice calm and reassuring. “I’d never ask you to walk away from this. But from here on out, if it’s about the Wolfpack, you’ll have to trust my lead.”


    Every word carried quiet strength, settling deep inside her.


    Pressed against his chest, Sadie could feel the steady,forting thump of his heartbeat.


    He understood. He knew the whole story now.


    Gone was the man trying to protect her by keeping secrets. Now, he was choosing to face everything at her side.


    Somehow, that trust made the anxiety in her chest loosen, at least a little.


    After a brief pause, Sadie finally whispered, “Okay.” Momentster, the hospital door swung open.


    A bodyguard in a sharp ck suit stepped in, carrying a container of food.


    Sadie nced behind him instinctively, her eyes searching for Tina. “Where’s Tina?” she asked.


    The bodyguard bowed respectfully. “Ms. Delgado had a pressing matter and left to address it. She asked me to bring Mr. Wall his lunch.” Sadie offered a slight nod.


    Tina never dropped the ball—if she walked away from something, there had to be a good reason behind it.


    Over at the Wall Group headquarters, Tina sat amidst piles of documents, drowning in administrative demands.


    Her desk phone kept ringing.


    Then—bam—the door flew open.


    A bodyguard stormed inside, clearly rattled. “Ms. Delgado, we reviewed Dr. Hond’s financial records—no irregrities. We also searched his residence but came up empty.”


    Tina’s expression tightened, confusion swirling in her eyes.


    None of this added up.


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    If Lenny had been manipted by Alex and cash wasn’t the method, then what was?


    Could Alex have held something over him?


    But why would a regr physician be entangled in anything ckmail-worthy?


    Something didn’t sit right.


    Now that ine had awakened—though the news had been kept a secret—it was only a matter of time before word got out. If Alex caught wind of it, he’d likely react fast.


    Perhaps it was smarter to go on the offensive.


    This could also serve as a test.


    Deep down, Tina resisted the idea that Alex could be the mastermind. In thest few years—particrly during the chaotic stretch when Sadie had just assumed leadership of Wall Group, wrestling with both discord from within and looming threats from the outside—Tina had observed, without filters, just how deeply Alex had stood by Sadie. Through every storm, he remained her unwavering anchor. Quietly, Tina had once found herself moved by him, believing Alex to be one of those rare men molded from loyalty and strength. She turned, her expression settling into its typicalposure.


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