Five Alphas Kneel for Me (Isabella) novel Chapter 264

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Satisfied with her reaction, I tilted my chin.

“You’re just a lowly scribe; what are you still doing here?” My wolf’s amusement was palpable. I was about to order her to leave when Nana. used to bullying me since her pairing with Emily, completely lost it.

She’d never faced such humiliation.

Tears streamed down her face as she fled the council chamber.

As she ran, she sniffed and activated her mental link with Mason.“Alpha Miller, did you hear that? While you were away, she bullied Miss Carter terribly!”

She’d kept the link open while eavesdropping. Mason heard every word I said.

But Nana continued to inflame the situation:“Alpha Miller, she’s always been excessive! She even dared to call you foolish! She has no respect for you!”

On the other end, Mason’s grip tightened on his mental link. Already angry, Nana’s words chilled him further. His usual icy demeanor became even more frigid.

“If you don’t return, Fire Pack will be ruined by her! It’s your and Emily’s hard work.

It pains me to see it! She’s an ungrateful wretch! You treated her so well, and this is how she repays your Listening to Nana’s distress, Mason’s irritation soared.“Got it,” he said impatiently, severing the connection.

Nana stared at the inactive link, dumbfounded.

Even Mason couldn’t control me?

He was letting me run wild? No way!

She wouldn’t allow it.

efforts!”

Nana reactivated her pack link, opening the private channel for Fire Pack’s senior members. “Isabella’s taking this too far. You all received the message, right?

If we don’t reach the council chamber within three minutes, she’ll banish us! I contacted Alpha Miller, but he can’t control Isabella either!” Nana watched the channel erupt with responses. They’d received Jerry’s messages, but hadn’t taken them seriously.

Like Nana, they assumed Mason’s return would solve everything. But Nana’s words suggested otherwise.

A sinister smile curved her lips. She wanted to see how I’d handle this!

Inside the council chamber, Jerry, following my orders, contacted the absent wolves. I opened the files Nana had piled high, addressing the two directors from the R&D department.

“Let’s continue the meeting. I see two projects are currently stalled.” My wolf felt a surge of satisfaction. Having worked in R&D, I knew they’d been under immense pressure.

They didn’t blame me; they liked this diligent and intelligent she–wolf. It was a pity I hadn’t pursued healing.

Yet, they worried; while I possessed talent in pharmaceutical research, did I understand Pack management? Despite their concerns, my question showed my familiarity with R&D’s struggles. They reported according to protocol.