Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate novel Chapter 469

Chapter 469 Anyone I Can Trust 

Hayley’s POV: 

“Ma’am, please, there’s no need for this…” 

However, Virginia firmly said, “I won’t stop until you agree to help me.” 

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I sighed, feeling the weight of her plea. “Let’s talk this through properly! This is a lot of pressure for me.” 

Looking at me earnestly, Virginia explained, “Hayley, don’t have any other requests. I just need you to look after my mother–in–law. I can’t risk anything happening to her.” 

“I understand you might seem just like an Omega, but know you’re very capable. I don’t have anyone else I can trust right now, and I really need your help to keep her safe.” 

Hearing this, Mrs. Laurel started to tear up. “Virginia, what are you doing? I’m old now. Ever since they secretly poisoned my wolf, I’ve known I don’t have much longer. 

“And besides, she wouldn’t dare do anything to me now 

Virginia continued to gaze at me, her eyes filled with a mix of hope and desperation. “Can you do it, Hayley?” 

Despite my initial reluctance to get involved in such deep family matters, the gravity of the situation pulled me in. 

I looked at Mrs. Laurel, who had once been a respected Luna, and her husband the Alpha King. Now, in her later years, she was entangled in a severe family crisis. 

Then I turned to Virginia, whose poise and dignity belied her recent feigned madness. 

Their plight stirred a deep sympathy in me. 

After a moment of contemplation, I slowly nodded, agreeing to their request. “Okay, I’ll look after Mrs. 

Laurel.” 

Relief washed over Virginia’s face. 

She expressed her gratitude profusely. “Thank you so much! Once I manage to expose Freya’s crimes and get her behind bars, I promise you’ll be handsomely rewarded.” 

I am not entirely sure why I agreed to help Virginia. Perhaps it was the profound maternal affection evident in her eyes, or maybe it was the way her emotions resonated with me, recalling the loss of her daughter, Michelle. 

Whatever the reason, I found myself committed to assisting these two women in their time of need. 

And, reassuringly, this time my wolf, Hera, did not protest my decision. 

As I exited the attic, a servant was waiting outside. “Ms. Carson, the young lady has requested that you join her in the dining room for a meal.” 

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Chapter 469 Anyone I Can Trust 

I politely declined, “No, thank you. I’d like to take Mrs. Laurel outside for a walk.” 

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