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out Arrde, I enjoyed every moment with her until she refused to let me to

to let it all out on her and fortunately,

stined mate, however, the moon goddess has nothing to do with my destiny because I decide wh

ded someone to protect her so I felt pity for her and took her i

all out for it. I don't want to humiliate her for the sake of her father's friendship wit

me... It's proba

ed the d

ng battle." I murmured

lost to Arrde. "

n't lost

Roderigo, my assistant and Beta s

uld reject my offer. Just how much money does sh

Don't you know women ar

op talking

e drive home, I

use the girl I knew five years ago was always timid and would a

r, I'm becoming more curious of her. How did she get to

d me like that. She has made herself the vil

oderigo queried, glancing at m

ted and I can't think straight rig

t across the room, letting it land wherever it pleased. I had spent years molding Arrde into someone who depended on m

was some desperate beggar kn

ning a hand th

d no right to make that decision. Yet she had. She had looked me in the ey

d in my mind. You unde

ieve she was the same girl who had trem

this game, I'd show her

ce papers I had compelled Arrde to sign five years ago. Th

I should have felt relieved that she was letting me go so easily. I had everyth

t feel like

lled me from my though

n unreadable. "Alpha, I found s

brow. "Wh

open to find several documents inside. Business transactions, leg

his?" I muttered, s

you thought," Roderigo said.

her. She had been a quiet, reserved girl with no ambition, no skills, no power.

't make

cking her

ge part. She's done this all on her own. N

hut, my jaw tightening

the

inside me. "So, what? She thinks she can outgrow me? She thin

He knew better than to a

everything. If Arrde had truly built this empire on her own, it meant she h

d she

d taug

Pack after flinging those divorce papers at me.

ght because she had no where to g

ked

l no

ched for the handle, only

lingered in the air-lavender and something faintly

were dimmed, and there was a strange stillness in the air

ope tucked beneath the stack of papers. I pulled it out, flipping it

n, unfolding th

ro

ou, and I knew you'd come looking. I wanted to be

thought I would always need

but I stayed out of obliga

ur protection. I

will never

od

in my fist, my entire

me as I turned on my heel and

wasn'

a lon

out of my pocket

rdered the seco

ause. "Yo

my jaw. "