Alphas regret: Magnificent Return of the Rejected Luna
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I nodded slowly. "It's possible, but it's going to take a lot of effort.

The Alpha King doesn't make decisions like this lightly. It will require resources, influence, and... money."

Silas leaned forward, his expression earnest. "I don't care what it takes. Just tell me what I need to do."

I sighed, lowering my gaze. "That's the thing. Most of the wealth of my pack is controlled by Branwen, my brother.

I don't have access to the kind of funds we'd need to make this happen. I wish I could do more."

shook his head firmly. "Don't worry about that. I'll take care of it."

I looked

up at him, feigning surprise. "What do you mean?"

Silas leaned forward, his eyes locked on mine, and spoke with a voice full of determination.

"You're my Luna now," he said firmly, as if the words carried an unshakable truth.

"You've stood by me when no one else would, and I trust you completely.

Everything I have, everything I've built over the years, is yours. The Evans Group, all its assets, every resource, it's all at your disposal."

He paused for a moment, as if to let the weight of his offer sink in, then continued, "I'll transfer everything into your name.

You can manage it, use it, and do whatever you need to with it.

I don't care about the money or the business anymore. All I care about is fixing this mess and getting my life back."

His voice softened slightly as he added, "I know you'll do the right thing. You've always been the one I could rely on, and I trust you to use everything I've worked for to help us both."

I felt a rush of satisfaction at his words but kept my expression neutral. "Are you sure, Silas? That's a big decision."

He nodded. "I trust you. You've stood by me when no one else would. This is the least I can do to repay you."

I smiled, reaching out to take his hand. "Thank you, Silas. I promise I'll do everything I can to help you."

The next day, I took Silas to the headquarters of the Evans Group.

was nervous about being seen in public, but I assured him that the area was secure.

We went straight to the president's office, where Silas retrieved the company seal from a drawer.

seal gives you full authority over all the company's assets," he explained, handing it to me.

"You can use it to access bank accounts, sign contracts, whatever you need."

I held the seal in my hands, pretending to be overwhelmed with gratitude. "Silas, I don't know how to thank you."

He smiled weakly. "Just promise me you'll fix this mess and help me get my life back."

"I will," I said, my voice firm.

We returned to the Alpha Palace under the cover of night.

I led Silas to a hidden basement room, explaining that it was the safest place for him to stay until we could figure out our next move.

The room was small and damp, with barely any light, but Silas didn't complain. He seemed grateful just to have a roof over his head.

I didn't dare to keep him in the basement for too long.

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I nodded slowly. "It's possible, but it's going to take a lot of effort.

The Alpha King doesn't make decisions like this lightly. It will require resources, influence, and... money."

Silas leaned forward, his expression earnest. "I don't care what it takes. Just tell me what I need to do."

I sighed, lowering my gaze. "That's the thing. Most of the wealth of my pack is controlled by Branwen, my brother.

I don't have access to the kind of funds we'd need to make this happen. I wish I could do more."

shook his head firmly. "Don't worry about that. I'll take care of it."

I looked up at him, feigning surprise. "What do you mean?"

Silas leaned forward, his eyes locked on mine, and spoke with a voice full of determination.

"You're my Luna now," he said firmly, as if the words carried an unshakable truth.

"You've stood by me when no one else would, and I trust you completely.

Everything I have, everything I've built over the years, is yours. The Evans Group, all its assets, every resource, it's all at your disposal."

He paused for a moment, as if to let the weight of his offer sink in, then continued, "I'll transfer everything into your name.

You can manage it, use it, and do whatever you need to with it.

I don't care about the money or the business anymore. All I care about is fixing this mess and getting my life back."

His voice softened slightly as he added, "I know you'll do the right thing. You've always been the one I could rely on, and I trust you to use everything I've worked for to help us both."

I felt a rush of satisfaction at his words but kept my expression neutral. "Are you sure, Silas? That's a big decision."

He nodded. "I trust you. You've stood by me when no one else would. This is the least I can do to repay you."

I smiled,

The next

to take his hand. "Thank you, Silas. I promise I'll do everything I can to help you."

I took Silas to the headquarters of the Evans Group.

He

was

being seen in public, but I assured him that the area was secure.

nigh

the president's office, where Silas retrieved the company seal from a drawer.

We went

"This seal gives you full authority over all the company's assets," he explained, handing it to me.

"You can use it to access bank accounts, sign contracts, whatever you need."

I held the seal in my hands, pretending to be overwhelmed with gratitude. "Silas, I don't know how to thank you."

He smiled weakly. "Jus

promise me you'll fix this mess and help me get my life back."

"I will," I said, my voice firm.

We returned to the Alpha Palace under the cover of night.

I led pilas to a hidden basement room, explaining that it was the safest place for him to stay until we could figure out our next move.

The room was small and damp, with barely any light, but Silas didn't complain. He seemed grateful just to have a roof over his head.

I didn't dare to keep him in the basement for too long.

A man like Silas, even in his weakened state, was perceptive. If he stayed there for an extended period, he might begin to suspect that I was lying to 10:19

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And besides, the dark, damp conditions of the basement weren't good for his mental state.

He was still useful to me, and I couldn't afford for him to break down before I achieved my goals.

As soon as I was alone, I allowed myself a small, triumphant smile. Everything was going according to plan.

With the seal in my possession, I began the process of transferring the Evans Group's assets into my control.

I worked quickly and discreetly, ensuring that Silas would have no idea what was happening. Days turned into nights, and I maintained my facade of loyalty and care.

rought Silas meals and checked on him regularly, always making sure to keep him hopeful and trusting.

He had no idea that his generosity was being used to strip him of everything he had left.

The days that followed were a whirlwind of careful planning and hard work.

Every moment was dedicated to transferring the wealth and assets of the Evans Group into my control.

I worked tirelessly, using the company seal Silas had so naively handed over to me.

Slowly but surely, I funneled most of the company's liquid assets into an anonymous account I had set up.

It wasn't easy, but I managed it without raising suspicion.

At the same time, I acquired a significant number of shares in the Evans Group, enough to make me the second largest shareholder.

With equal voting rights to Silas, I was now in a position of real power.

It was a monumental step toward achieving my ultimate goal, taking everything Silas had once held dear.