Bad Love: An Alpha's Regret (Leah and Aaron) novel Chapter 118

Chapter 118 

Within the hour, I’m airborne. 

A wolf named Heath is our pilot and his confident and easy demeanor made the flight a breeze. Wheels up to wheels down, we’re in Silicon Valley in under two hours. The 

corporation is a short ride from the airport and Liam has 

arranged to have a limousine waiting for us. 

I play with the moonstone pendant Aaron gave me on the 

drive. 

When I realize what I’m doing, I glance up. Liam is frowning at 

1. me. 

I inwardly sigh. 

He’ll never compromise or want to preserve the peace with 

Aaron. 

I get it. 

I wasn’t so young that I forgot the lives lost. So many people 

grieving. 

My mom died because of the war. 

“You sure you want to do this?” Liam asks. 

I’m taken aback by his question. 

I mean…“Liam, this is our pack’s company. And if we lose it…” 

He glances out the window. 

I’m not interested in all the fancy modern buildings or the small houses stacked on top of each other that cost millions of 

dollars. I’m focused on him. 

“We need Roberts Corp to succeed.” 

He nods but doesn’t look at me. When we reach the headquarters, he gets out first and holds his hand out to help me out of the vehicle. Liam leads the way into the building. 

I have notes and thoughts of what I want to say and what I 

want to do. 

But I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that part of me is fixated on Aaron. Is he here? And why does my heart race when I think about seeing him? 

AARON 

“Where the hell is she?” 

Cedric drags in a deep breath, like I can’t tell that he’s 

exasperated. 

We’ve been here an hour already. 

The penthouse suite of Roberts Corporation is quite nice. It’s entire walls of glass with views spanning out to the city and 

sightlines to the other major tech companies in the area. 

Pack Roberts had once been on the cutting edge of technology. Stocks had been coveted and they’d been poised 

to make huge strides in the digital markets. 

But somewhere along the way, that passion for innovation 

died. 

The engineers stopped looking forward and got complacent. In the span of a few short years, what was a billion dollar company was devalued significantly. 

I eye the seven people seated around the conference table. They all look exceptionally anxious. The two wolves among 

them…even more so.