Chapter 55
Chapter 55:
“Morning, have a seat, both of you,” he offered with a smile.
“I was surprised when I was informed that you were in the mansion. That’s why I sent for you both. I could have sent a message, but since you are here, let’s just discuss it,” he said, his expression turning serious.
“But why are you here? Did something happen at the Moonlight Pack?” I asked, still curious.
“Oh, not really. I just had to settle something with Tristan here, and I can’t delay it any longer,” I said, flashing him a smile.
“That’s good to hear.”
“What do you have to say to us, Dad?” Tristan asked, holding my hand.
“Alpha Christian was here last night,” he said, making my heartbeat double. He said he would do something foolish last night. Did he actually follow through?
“Really? Was he here to make any complaints about…” I started, but was quickly interrupted.
“She is doing her best to revive his company. She has been working non-stop to bring the company back to what it once was, so why would he be here to…” Tristan asked, looking annoyed.
“Actually, this isn’t a complaint, but it’s still about you, Emily—or rather, Amira,” he said, making my eyes widen in shock.
“Christian believes that you are Amira, a girl he was once in love with. According to him, Amira left his pack without a word, and he is convinced that you are the Amira he lost five years ago. He wants you back in his pack and by his side,” he said.
“Christian said that?” I asked, still in shock.
“Not only that, but he also said he is willing to forgo the help the company has offered him as long as he gets to be with you.
𝕸𝖔𝖗𝖊 𝖚𝖕𝖉𝖆𝖙𝖊𝖘 𝖎𝖓 𝖌𝖆𝖑𝖓𝖔𝖛𝖊𝖑𝖘.𝖈𝖔𝖒
“But I am not in a position to make decisions on your behalf, so I believe you will do whatever you think is right for you.”
“Dad, I think it’s high time we terminate this so-called contract ourselves,” Tristan said, his voice laced with anger.
“What exactly is Alpha Christian trying to do? Is he trying to take my fiancée from me just because he’s an Alpha and has built a name for himself? I won’t let this slide—I’m going to talk to him myself.”
“You shouldn’t do that, son. You are my son, and so is Alpha Christian. He only came to tell me out of respect, as a man who is in love.”
“There is absolutely nothing wrong with what he did. Instead, the decision now lies with Emily—it’s her choice to make, and she must do as she pleases.”
“She is my daughter as well, and I will respect her decision, no matter what it is. I want you to do the same.”
“But she isn’t Amira, or whatever that girl’s name is. Why would he think she is?”
“Don’t jump to conclusions, Tristan. Emily could be anyone.”
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