Chapter 665
“She’s been working with Levi?” I asked. “This whole time?”
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“Is that so surprising?” Taylor asked, raising his brows. “She already admitted to being a spy in the beginning and playing you. Did you really think she wasn’t doing the same thing now? Plus, we already figured out she was a liar when she told Judy that you two were engaged. That was the final nail in the coffin that made Judy leave the pack.”
“But I don’t understand why Levi would do all of this,” I said, shaking my head. “What’s the fucking point? To make my life a living hell?”
“That and to distract you from what was really going on,” Taylor said, motioning for the computer.
I blinked at him.
“You think Levid is all of this as a mere distraction?” I asked. “So, he could hack our system and leak important company information?”
Taylor shrugged, and he let out a deep sigh.
“I’m honestly not too sure,” Taylor admitted. “But it’s likely that this whole thing was just a plan to take over your company. Everything else was to distract you and honestly, it might have worked if I wasn’t here to figure shit out.”
“Don’t get cocky with me,” I said, bitterly. “We still need to figure out how to get our servers back and put a stop to this whole thing before it’s too late. We have rogues monitoring the territory, like they are waiting for something big to happen.”
“I won’t let that happen,” I said, shaking my head. “They’ll face their deaths soon enough.”
Taylor nodded, his eyes remaining on the computer.
Just then, my phone started to go off in my pocket. I grabbed my phone and glanced at the screen, a small smile tugging at the corner of my lips when I saw Judy’s name flash across.
I swiped the talk button and turned away from Taylor.
“Hey,” I said into the phone.
“Hey, how are things going?” Judy asked, her tone light and sending warmth throughout my entire body.
“Still trying to figure shit out but I think we are at a good place,” I tell her. “Hopefully, this territory won’t be under a threat for much longer.”
“That’s good. I knew you’d be able to figure something out,” she said; the calmness in her voice made me smile.
“Actually, it was Beta Taylor who did most of the legwork,” I told her. “I’m not sure what I’d do without him.”
“You make a great team,” she told me, making my heart skip a beat. “I was just talking to Sampson and Lucy, introducing them to my family, when Sampson told me that the Cash family was nasty to Lucy.”
The change of subject made me frown, and then her words registered, making me frown even deeper.
“What do you mean they were nasty?” I asked, my tone deepening
“They called her names and told her to go back to where she came from. Then they had security throw her off their property,” she explained. “Sampson was pissed and wants to deal with them
A low growl escaped me; I didn’t know Lucy that well, but I knew she didn’t deserve that treatment, especially from lowlife scum. She was also Judy’s friend and only true support system when she arrived at the Redcliff pack… I feel I owe it to her and Samposn for taking care of my mate.
“I’ll deal with them,” I said, matter–of–factly. “Tell Lucy and Sampson to hold tight.”
“Are you sure?” Judy asked. “That’s not the reason I called. I just wanted to tell you what had happened, so you weren’t in the
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dark.”
“I’m not letting the Cash family get away with their treatment of others anymore. I’ve had about enough of them.” “Okay, well, I just wanted to let you know that I’m having a girls‘ night tonight at the mansion.”
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I let out a disappointed breath; I figured she’d want to get together with the girls sooner rather than later, but I still felt a jab of disappointment in my chest. I wanted to spend as much time with her as possible. I mean, I just found out she was my second chance mate for crying out loud… I wasn’t ready to spend a night away from her, and I was a bit dejected that she could spend a night away from me easily.
Of course, I wouldn’t tell her that. I couldn’t upset her even if I wanted to.
“Okay, Love,” I said soflty. “Will you call me before you go to bed?
“Yes, of course,” Judy said softly. “I love you.”
“I love you,” I said to her. “And Judy?” I asked before she could hang up the phone. “Don’t worry about the Cash family anymore. Consider them gone from your life for good.”
And I meant those words because after I was done, they would be gone for good.
