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“I agree with Emma this time,” I said seriously. “Jade, I know David has good character and is a very nice guy, but you two just became a couple and you’re already moving in together. I’m afraid you’ll get hurt
“Yes, I have the right to speak on this,” Emma said, her face souring as painful memories surfaced.
Emma slammed the table with sudden intensity. “Ask Olivia, how did I meet her? I was in college in Harbor
City, and I was cheated by a scumbag. I lived with him for two years.”
Her voice grew heated with remembered anger. “At first, we agreed to split the rent, utilities, and living expenses in half. He transferred me two thousand every month, and I would also take out two thousand from my own living expenses for joint costs.”
Fire rose in Emma’s eyes as she continued. “But who knew that after the breakup, that scumbag actually asked me to pay him back! He said the transfers he made to me every month were gifts for the purpose of mating, but that was clearly what we had agreed on at the beginning.”
Emma’s hands clenched into fists. “The gifts that scumbag gave me during our two years of dating didn’t even add up to five hundred. The shoes I bought for him cost more than a thousand, not to mention the game skins I purchased. I advise you to think about it carefully.”
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Jade became embarrassed, shifting uncomfortably in her seat. “Sister Emma, I know you’re doing this for my own good, but David isn’t that kind of person. He told me he would pay for the rent and utilities, and he would cover seventy percent of the living expenses while I cover thirty percent.”
She paused, then added quietly, “I even took him to meet my parents. We’re going to get mated.*
“You’ve already taken him to meet your parents? When did that happen?” I was shocked, realizing how much I’d missed about Jade’s personal life.
“Just a few days ago, during the May Day holiday,” Jade explained. “My parents really liked him. My family is just an ordinary pack family, and David now has a stable job. He’s hardworking, so my parents agreed to let me be with him.”
Emma asked pointedly, “Did your parents agree to you two living together?”
Jade hesitated for a moment before shaking her head reluctantly. Emma’s expression showed she’d expected this answer.
I asked with concern, “If David lives with you, what about Leah Pierce? She’s still in elementary school, right?
“Yes, Leah will live with us,” Jade replied. “We want to rent a two-bedroom apartment first, then save enough for a down payment to buy a house and settle down in Riverdale.”
I reminded her seriously, “Be sure to test the air quality levels when you rent a place. Don’t rent another unsafe apartment.”
Looking at Emma, I added, “You too, pay attention. Noah Pierce’s sister got sick because she lived in an unsafe apartment before. Luckily Noah wasn’t affected.”
Emma nodded solemnly. “Okay, I’ll pay attention.”
Emma still looked incredulous about Jade’s news. “I just made a suggestion, it’s up to you whether you adopt it. Of course, I still hope you and your boyfriend will be well, and I wish you a long and happy relationship.
“I know Sister Emma is doing this for my own good,” Jade said gratefully, raising her glass. “I’ll drink to that.
“Cheers!” I smiled warmly. “Remember to invite us to your mating ceremony.”
Jade laughed, her earlier embarrassment fading. “That’s a must.”
Emma grinned. “Bring your boyfriend out to introduce him to me sometime.”
“Okay,” Jade agreed happily.
The dinner lasted for more than an hour. By the end, Jade and Emma were both stuffed from the generous portions.
Emma, having drunk a few beers, was slightly tipsy. She swayed a little as she asked Jade, “Why didn’t your boyfriend come to pick you up?”
Jade smiled fondly. “He’s working overtime to earn money.”
“That’s alright,” Emma said, fumbling for her phone. “I’ll call for a taxi.”
I pressed her hand down gently. “Don’t take a taxi. I’ll take you home. I wouldn’t feel safe letting you take a taxi alone when you’re so drunk.”
Jade’s current residence was still near her previous workplace, more than ten kilometers away. Emma lived near Moonstone Legal Partners, about three kilometers from here.
I helped Emma into the car, supporting her unsteady form. “Jade, get in too. I’ll take you home.”
“Okay, thanks, Attorney Winters,” Jade said gratefully, opening the car door. “I get to ride in Attorney Winters’ luxury car again, hehe.”
Rebecca Frost drove while Jade sat in the passenger seat. I supported Emma in the back seat, making sure she was comfortable and secure.
After safely dropping off both girls at their respective homes, I told Rebecca to drive towards my luxury penthouse. I had bought a two-story villa in a high-end residential area near Moonstone Legal Partners,
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Evelyn Foster lived with me, providing close protection at any time. The arrangement gave me peace of mind in these uncertain times.
As our white luxury car passed through the city streets, we stopped at a red light. I casually looked but the window, taking in the nighttime scenery.
Suddenly, I caught sight of a familiar figure near the Nightshade Bar Entrance on the street. My heart skipped a beat as recognition dawned.
I quickly lowered the car window, peering more carefully at the scene unfolding before us.
“Rebecca, find a place to park, quickly!” My voice was urgent, filled with sudden concern.
(Olivia’s POV)
Rebecca stopped the car. After I called the enforcers, I pushed the car door open. “Rebecca, come with me!”
At the entrance of Nightshade Bar, the night was as dark as ink, and the neon lights flickered with a hazy light. The pulsing music from inside mixed with the sounds of the street, creating an unsettling atmosphere. I rushed toward the scene unfolding before us. Two men were supporting a clearly intoxicated woman between them, her head lolling forward unnaturally.
My heart stopped when I recognized the familiar blonde hair. Miranda Blackwood.
Four more men stood behind them, their postures aggressive and predatory. Something about this situation screamed danger.
“Release her!” I shouted, running toward them with Rebecca close behind.
The men turned at my voice, their expressions shifting from surprise to annoyance. Miranda’s condition looked far worse than simple intoxication.
Her usually perfect appearance was disheveled, her designer dress wrinkled and askew. Her breathing seemed labored, and her skin had an unhealthy pallor.
“This doesn’t concern you, lady,” one of the men holding Miranda called out dismissively.
I moved closer, my wolf senses picking up something wrong with Miranda’s scent. The usual floral perfume was there, but underneath lay something chemical and artificial.
“She’s been drugged,” I said firmly, my voice carrying the authority I’d learned in courtrooms.
The largest man, covered in tattoos across his muscled arms, stepped forward with a leering grin. “Well, well. Look what we have here.”
His eyes raked over me in a way that made my skin crawl. “You’re even prettier than this one. Why don’t you join the party?”
“Let her go immediately,” I demanded, standing my ground despite the fear coursing through me.
The tattooed man laughed, a harsh sound that echoed off the nearby buildings. “Or what? You’ll call for help?”
“I already have,” I replied coldly.
His expression darkened. “Stupid b***h. You should have minded your own business.”
He gestured to his companions. “Take care of them both.”
