Chapter 8

Chapter 08

Gavin leaned back in his seat, looking out the window. “I don’t mix personal relationships with other matters,” he said. He didn’t want to keep discussing the topic.

Gavin had decided he wouldn’t see Judy Montague again.

“Or are you just afraid?” Taylor asked, teasing him with a smirk on his face.

Gavin frowned at his friend.

“Taylor, you’re fired,” he muttered.

Taylor burst out laughing.

“And how many times have you fired me?” he asked, still chuckling and shaking his head.

“This week? More times than I can count. One moment it’s ‘You’re doing great,’ and the next it’s ‘You’re fired!’”

“I’m serious this time,” Gavin said, rolling his eyes. “Do you really think that will stop me from sharing my thoughts with you? We’ve known each other for a long time, Alpha. What makes you think I would hold back?”

“I’m going to keep quiet?”

“Just focus on driving, Beta,” Gavin replied, gritting his teeth.

Taylor was about to respond, but then his phone rang, cutting him off mid-sentence.

He took out his phone and pressed the talk button. A familiar voice came through the Bluetooth speaker.

“Butler Adam, you are on speaker phone. I have Alpha Gavin with me,” Taylor said.

Adam had been part of Gavin’s family for a long time.

Gavin had a long-standing relationship with his trustworthy butler. He chose this butler to look after his 7-year-old son, Matt, while he was away. Gavin didn’t often make calls like this unless it was about Matt.

As soon as Gavin received news, he felt a mix of concern and urgency.

When Adam got on the phone, he immediately became alert.

“Oh, good Alpha. I need to talk to you about your son. Another tutor quit this evening,” Adam said, sounding a bit irritated.

“Another one?”

Gavin asked, pressing his lips together.

This would be tutor number 49. His tutors never lasted more than a few days. Matt wasn’t a bad kid, but Gavin knew he could be a bit troubled at times.

“Yes, sir,” Matt replied. “Master…”

Matthew scared her away just like he had with the others. I don’t know what else to do for him. I’ve tried talking to him, but he just lashes out at me, Alpha.”

“Widen the recruitment scope and increase the salary offers,” the Alpha suggested.

“Gavin demanded. “Maybe a bit more money will keep them around longer.”

Adam sighed. “Yes, Alpha. I’ll see what I can do,” he murmured before the call suddenly ended.

Beta Taylor was quiet for a moment.

Gavin kept glancing at the mirror.

“Do you think he has issues with his mother?” Taylor finally asked.

Gavin shot him a hard look through the mirror.

“He doesn’t talk to her,” Gavin replied.

**Chapter 0005**

**Judy’s POV**

The past few days have been really hard for me. I’ve applied for many jobs, but I haven’t heard back from anyone. It feels like no one wants me.

“No one will hear from him for a while if I have anything to say about it,” I thought bitterly.

I just want a chance to prove myself.

I kept getting rejected from jobs, and I couldn’t figure out why. My application was perfect. I had a lot of experience from my previous jobs and plenty of education from college. I was also young and eager to work. Despite all this, I just wasn’t landing any of the positions I applied for.

I was in good shape, but I kept facing rejection after rejection.

One day, I decided to pull out my phone and check the job boards. I had already applied to a few companies and hadn’t heard back from most of them. But I was determined to keep trying.

As I scrolled through the listings, something caught my eye.

A new job posting caught my attention, and I couldn’t help but raise my eyebrows. It had been posted just over an hour ago.

The job was for a tutor for a 7-year-old boy. The subjects included various topics, such as basic combat skills and self-defense. The listing mentioned that the tutor must be knowledgeable and experienced.

I felt a mix of surprise and intrigue.

I bit my lower lip as I sent in my resume. I was hoping to get a tutoring job. It would be great because I could work after my own school schedule. The job was posted on a werewolf job board, and it was located in a nearby town.

The Silver Crescent pack was not far from the Redmoon pack. Instead of waiting for them to call me, I decided to use the number on the board and give Mr. Adam Conners a call.

“Adam Conners speaking,” he answered.

A deep voice spoke from the other end of the line.

“Hello, Mr. Conners. My name is Judy Montague. I came across your ad looking for a tutor for a 7-year-old boy. I just sent in my resume, and I would like to discuss this opportunity with you.”

“I like the opportunity to meet with you.”

There was silence on the other end of the line, and it made me feel nervous. A swarm of butterflies fluttered in my stomach as I waited for his reply.

“This job isn’t for the…”

“Excuse me, madam. Have you ever tutored anyone before?” he asked.

“I have helped my classmates with their schoolwork back in high school,” she replied. “Right now, I’m a student at the Royal Academy, where I study combat and shifting. I’m skilled in most subjects.”

“I graduated at the top of my class in high school, and I plan to do the same in college,” I told him.

“I see,” he replied thoughtfully. “That’s quite impressive. Master Matthew is a bit…

“I think he might need someone strong enough to handle him,” he said, sounding a bit unsure.

“My goal after college is to become a Gamma warrior,” he continued. “If I’m not strong enough to help a troubled 7-year-old, then how can I expect to succeed?”

“There’s a bigger issue we need to talk about, Mr. Conners,” I said, staying calm and focused.

There was a brief silence on the other end of the line, and then I heard him chuckle.

“I must say, I like your confidence, Miss…”

“Montague,” he replied.

“Please, call me Judy,” I insisted.

“Alright, Judy. Well, I just pulled up the resume you sent me, and it’s quite impressive indeed. Why does someone with your skills and ambitions want…?”

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