Chapter 409
**Chapter 409**
*Third Person POV*
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Alpha Levi was sitting at his desk when his phone rang. He didn’t need to check the caller ID to know who it was. Without hesitation, he picked up the phone and pressed the answer button.
He pressed the “talk” button to his ear.
“I hope I have good news,” he said, his voice harsher than he meant it to be.
“I don’t feel good about this…” replied the voice on the other end. “What…”
“What if I mess up? What if I give myself away?”
“You won’t,” Levi replied, his voice getting sharper. “Because if you do, I’ll send someone else to finish this job, and you won’t like what happens to you.”
“if I have to do that.”
There was a long silence on the other end of the line.
“I’ll keep you updated on my progress. But it might take a while…”
“I expect a report by the end of the day,” came the firm reply.
“Don’t disappoint me,” Levi growled before abruptly ending the call. He slammed his phone onto his desk, almost breaking it. This wasn’t the first time he had damaged a phone; his Beta, Ron, would have to find him a new one yet again.
Levi looked over the information he had gathered about Gavin’s company. It was the largest franchise in the world, and Levi had wanted to be a part of it for a long time. Despite its size, the company had its challenges.
Gavin had some weak points in his life, and his relationship with Judy was one of them. He began to realize just how important she was to him. However, if their relationship fell apart, it might actually make it easier for him to take control of his company.
His children were also on his mind as he navigated these challenges.
Levi had made an important discovery: Mathew Landry was not Gavin’s biological son, but his nephew.
Feeling the urgency of the situation, Levi pressed the intercom on his desk.
“Ron, please have Ethan Cash come to my office immediately,” he said.
Ethan had just ordered his Beta. Just a few minutes later, he walked into his office, looking nervous.
Levi, on the other hand, thrived on the nerves of others. He enjoyed the way people felt intimidated around him. As Ethan entered, Levi leaned back in his chair, taking a moment to assess him. Ethan closed the door behind him, feeling the weight of the situation.
Ethan stood by the door, feeling a mix of anxiety and determination.
“You wanted to see me, Alpha?” he asked, his gaze fixed on the ground. He couldn’t bring himself to meet Levi’s eyes. This was common for Lycans; their strength often made others uneasy.
Levi, a figure of authority and power, stood before him, waiting for a response. Ethan knew this meeting was important, but he felt small in Levi’s presence.
Levi looked at Ethan seriously and said, “Yes, I have a task for you.” He paused for a moment, leaning forward on his desk, and continued, “I need you to return to the Silver Crescent pack.”
Ethan’s eyes widened.
“What?” he asked, looking worried. “Gavin is looking for me right now. He’ll kill me if he sees me.”
“You will be safe. My spies will protect you,” Levi assured him.
“I found out that Gavin’s son isn’t actually his son,” Levi said.
“Matthew?” Ethan asked, surprised.
Levi nodded. “He’s actually Gavin’s nephew. Matthew’s mother is Gavin’s sister,” he explained.
Ethan looked confused as he processed this new information. Irene watched him, curious about what he was thinking.
Ethan couldn’t believe what he had just learned. He had never heard Levi mention it before. Levi always called Matt her little brother, never her cousin. This new information left Ethan feeling confused. He wasn’t sure what to make of it, but he could tell it was significant since Levi was bringing it up to him like this.
**Chapter 409**
“I need you to find out what you can about her,” he said firmly. “Her name is Cassandra Landry, but that’s all we were able to find. Everything else has been hidden by the Landry Corporation.”
“How am I supposed to find out more?”
“Do you have any information about this woman?” Ethan asked. “I don’t have any connections with the Landrys anymore.”
“Figure it out,” Levi replied confidently. “Then report back to me with your findings. I’ll give you two weeks, but after that, you better have something.”
Ethan stood there, his stomach in knots. He knew that if he didn’t do what Levi asked, his life would become very difficult. So, he nodded in agreement.
“I’ll get started on that right away,” Ethan said, bowing his head slightly.
Judy watched as one of her classmates walked by her table in the student lounge.
“You totally kicked ass in that competition!” her classmate said, smiling.
“Yeah, we were rooting for you!” another friend chimed in.
Judy felt a rush of pride at their words. It was nice to hear their support after all the hard work she had put into the competition.
“You’re amazing!” her friend said. “I can’t believe I actually know you!”
I looked at Nan, and she gave me a similar look. We both understood that those girls wouldn’t be talking to me if it weren’t for the moment we were in.
I hadn’t won the competition. For the past four years at this school, they hadn’t liked either of us. But now, as we prepare to graduate in a few months, suddenly I’m important to them.
“Thanks,” was all I could say.
It had been like this all day. Today was my first day back at school since the start of my last semester. This semester was very important for my degree, and I felt excited to finally finish school and move on.
I wanted to share a bit about my life. Technically, I don’t have to finish school. Winning the competition means I’m already part of the Elite Gamma Force. But deep down, I really wanted to show that I’m more than just strong and fast. I wanted to prove myself in other ways too.
“My brain too,” she said.
“If things don’t work out as a gamma, at least I still have my degree and a bit of courage to move forward.”
“Graduation can’t come soon enough,” Nan murmured as she watched the girls walk away.
I laughed at her comment, fully agreeing with her.
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