“Then what’s the bad news?” I asked.
Helio stayed silent for a while, then let out a heavy sigh. “The pack already knows the truth now. They know we’ve been playing them for fools for the past three years. Because of that, you won’t be able to go to work today. I need to sort everything out first.”
My eyes widened in shock. They know? Already?
“Woah… they know about it now?” My voice came out louder than I had intended.
“Yes,” he confirmed with a nod. “I let them know. And because the truth is out, a pack conference has been called.”
He paused, his expression turning more serious. “But you don’t have to be there.”
The words made something tighten in my stomach. He’s trying to protect me again. I shook my head firmly. “I’m not a baby, Helio. As your wife, I will be there to support yo
