The Alpha’s Regret Claiming His Luna novel Chapter 238

Chapter 165: The Alpha’s Business Proposition

Chapter 165: The Alpha’s Business Proposition

(Olivia’s POV)

“Okay, of course,” I replied with a professional smile, my amber eyes maintaining their composure despite the unexpected visit from my former lover. “There’s no reason not to make money.”

I settled into the single chair next to Connor Rivers at the polished conference table. Daniel Foster had prepared herbal tea before quietly withdrawing and closing the door behind him.

My lips curved slightly as I lifted the delicate porcelain cup, taking a measured sip while studying Connor’s ice–blue eyes. “How does Alpha Connor want to cooperate?”

Connor reached into his leather briefcase and withdrew two comprehensive file portfolios. His movements were deliberate and professional.

“These are the cases currently requiring legal representation,” he stated, sliding the Rivers Pack Legal Case Portfolio across the mahogany table toward me.

My honey–brown hair caught the afternoon light as I accepted the documents. I couldn’t help but feel skeptical about his sudden appearance.

“Does the Alpha of such a powerful pack and CEO of extensive business holdings personally manage even minor litigation matters?” I asked sarcastically.

Connor’s lips curved into an amused smile. “Collaborating with Attorney Winters is hardly a minor matter,” he replied smoothly, his tone carrying both professional respect and underlying warmth.

I chose to ignore his pointed remark, my expression remaining carefully neutral as I opened the file portfolios to review their contents.

As I examined the documentation, I noted that the Rivers Pack’s extensive holdings in high–tech enterprises, luxury hospitality, and fashion industries likely involved contracts worth millions of dollars.

What impressed me most was how meticulously prepared the evidence appeared for each case. Everything was clearly organized, thoroughly documented, and strategically compiled to minimize litigation risks.

After completing my review of the materials, I looked up with an ambiguous smile playing at my lips. “Thank you, Alpha Connor,” I said with deliberate formality, my tone professional yet carrying an undercurrent of something more complex.

Connor’s ice–blue eyes held a subtle warmth as he responded with equal politeness. His wolf stirred restlessly at my continued use of his formal title.

“The pleasure is mine, Attorney Winters,” he replied, matching my professional tone while his gaze lingered on my face, searching for any c***k in my composed facade.

“I’ll have my assistant print the representation agreement,” Linformed Connor, rising gracefully from my chair. “Please wait just a moment.”

As I stepped out of the conference room into the main office area, I discovered the entire Moonstone Legal Partners staff gathered around the central table. Animated conversations filled the air.

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Chapter 168 The Alphab

Emma Thompson looked up with bright eyes and explained that Adrian Sinclair was treating the entire few firm to premium coffee service. He had been remarkably generous with his gesture.

I laughed softly, a genuine smile breaking through my professional mask. “Looks like I chose the right business partner,” I commented.

Jade Mitchell leaned closer and whispered conspiratorially that she had caught a glimpse of Connor Rivers in the conference room. She asked tentatively, “Is he here to… be with you?”

When I confirmed Connor’s presence, Jade’s curiosity intensified as she inquired whether the powerful Alpha was attempting to reconcile our relationship.

I quickly dismissed the notion, maintaining my professional stance. “He’s here strictly for business,” I stated firmly.

However, Jade responded with a knowing smile that suggested she understood far more about the situation than I was willing to acknowledge.

Feigning mild irritation at my assistant’s perceptiveness, I waved my hand dismissively. “Just enjoy your coffee,” I said, walking past Jade toward the printer.

After printing the Rivers Pack Legal Representation Agreement and returning to the conference room, I noticed a steaming cup of premium coffee positioned in front of Connor’s seat. Apparently a thoughtful gift from Adrian.

His tone carried a hint of amusement as he added, “Your business partner certainly knows how to make a good impression.”

Connor waved dismissively, his tone relaxed and confident. “Since it’s our own law firm handling in there’s no need for excessive formality.

I found myself momentarily speechless at his casual approach to legal contracts, Marcus’s expression Immediately relaxed, and he nodded with obvious relief and continued signing with renewed confidence

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