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Chapter 29: Predators and Prey–1

Chapter 29: Predators and Prey

(Ethan’s POV)

Parker Davis proved highly efficient, acquiring Olivia Winters‘ Riverdale address by the

very next day. I studied the information on my phone screen, my jaw tightening.

“Riverdale Terrace Apartments,” I muttered, recognizing the location immediately.

“Just an ordinary neighborhood.”

The address was clearly in Riverdale territory – Connor Rivers‘ domain. My fingers

tightened around my phone as I considered the implications. Coincidentally, I was

scheduled to head there soon to negotiate investments with the Silverridge Pack.

A dark satisfaction spread through me. Perfect timing.

“Sir, I’ve also confirmed she’s been staying there regularly,” Parker added, his voice

professionally detached. “Would you like me to arrange transportation for your visit to

Riverdale?”

I dismissed him with a wave. “I’ll handle it myself.”

As Parker left my office, I leaned back in my chair, a predatory smile forming on my lips. The mountain retreat had been a waste of time. Cassandra’s petty games with those photos had yielded nothing – nó reaction from Olivia at all.

“Olivia,” I thought, a dark glint flashing in my eyes, “since you won’t come find me,

then this time, I’ll come find you.”

(Olivia’s POV)

The email notification chimed on my phone, drawing my attention away from the legal brief I’d been reviewing. My heart skipped when I saw the sender: Moonlaw Legal Services.

I opened it immediately, scanning the contents with growing excitement. They were responding to my resume submission, asking if I could attend an interview the

following day.

“Yes!” I whispered, quickly typing my acceptance.

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This was exactly what I needed – a fresh start away from Harbor City, away from

Ethan Grey and all the painful memories. Moonlaw was known as the most

prestigious law firm in Riverdale, with an excellent reputation throughout the legal

industry.

I began preparing immediately, reviewing my case notes and rehearsing potential interview questions. Working at Moonlaw for a few years would greatly benefit my future career advancement. More importantly, it would give me purpose beyond my

The Moonlaw Legal Services headquarters was an impressive glass and steel structure in downtown Riverdale. I arrived fifteen minutes early, taking deep breaths to calm my nerves before entering.

Heather Phillips studied me with sharp, assessing eyes. She was in her late thirties with a sleek bob haircut and the unmistakable aura of a career–focused professional,

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