Chapter 238

**Chapter 238**
**Judy’s POV**

Everyone knew about the rivalry between Levi Churchill and Gavin Landry. They were well-known figures in the world of Lycan Chairmen. A long time ago, all of the Lycans used to rule together.

In the werewolf territory, many powerful werewolves lived together. However, because they had different views and some were stronger than others, they decided it would be best to split up. They chose to divide their leadership across various parts of the world.

Gavin, the strongest of them all, took charge of one of the groups.

Levi stood in the largest part of werewolf territory, feeling uneasy. Although he was quite strong, he knew he wasn’t the strongest.

Rumors had been spreading that he had been trying to take down Gavin for years. Levi wanted to take control of Gavin’s section of the world.

Some people believe he sends spies and recruits troublemakers to cause chaos. However, this has never been confirmed.

Having another Lycan in our territory was unsettling, especially since this one was actively trying to take down Gavin.

Professor Adams was…

He was smiling at me, but I could see the nerves in his shining eyes. I knew he was feeling the same way I was. It was nerve-wracking to have this Lycan here, especially with the Elite Gamma Force around. It was even more intense because Gavin was the one who funded the Elites…

“Wouldn’t it make more sense for Gavin to be here instead?”

Levi asked, his voice strong and commanding.

“This is the Judy Montague you were talking about?”

“Yes, Alpha,” Professor Adams replied.

“She’s one of my best students,” the teacher said proudly.

I could feel Levi’s eyes on me, making my cheeks heat up under his gaze.

“She doesn’t look like much,” he whispered. “Are you sure she’s able to fight?”

“Oh yes, Alpha,” said Professor Adam, a genuine smile spreading across his face. “You won’t be disappointed in her skills. She may be small, but she’s tough and fast.”

Pride filled my chest from his compliment.

Alpha Levi looked at me for a moment longer before he cleared his throat and turned to the Gammas standing behind him. He nodded for them to keep walking. They did just that, moving forward with confidence.

They all walked past me without even looking back. Levi walked around me too, but he stopped to take a closer look. His eyes were narrowed and cold, sending a chill down my spine. I quickly looked away, trying to avoid his intense gaze.

I stared at a spot on the ground, nervously nibbling on my lower lip until it swelled up.

“I look forward to seeing what you can do,” he said, catching me off guard. His words hung in the air for a moment before he walked away, leaving me surprised and thinking about what he meant.

**The Gammas**

I stood there, frozen, unsure of what had just happened.

Professor Adams let out a breath and leaned against the doorframe.

“They are joining our class today to recruit from the student pool,” he explained, his voice calm.

“I put in a good word for you,” she said, lowering her voice to a whisper.

“Why is Alpha Levi here?” I asked her. “Shouldn’t it be Gavin Landry?”

“It was decided that Alpha Levi would go around with the Elites,” she explained.

I think Alpha Gavin is busier than ever. He is the only Lycan who actually leads his own pack and manages a section of the world. On top of that, he has a family to take care of, but he doesn’t have a wife to help him. Levi, on the other hand, doesn’t have any of those responsibilities.

“It was easier for him to go instead,” he said.

I nodded, taking in his words.

“You’ve got this, Judy. I’ve always seen your potential, and now everyone else will see it too,” Professor Adams continued. “Just do your best.”

“What you always do, you win.”

It’s easier to say than to do. Before, I was focused on class credits and feeling the pressure.

I wished more than anything that Nan was here with me. She always knew how to support me. After saying goodbye to my…

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