Alpha's Regret the Luna is Secret Heiress (by Sylvia) novel Chapter 237

Chapter 166: The Value of the Contract

Chapter 166: The Value of the Contract

(Olivia’s POV)

Less than half an hour after Connor Rivers left Moonstone Legal Partners, our business account received a

notification that made my phone buzz insistently. I glanced at the screen, expecting a routine message.

Instead, I saw a wire transfer confirmation that made my breath catch.

Sarah Liu, our young beta werewolf accountant, burst through my office door without knocking. Her usually composed demeanor had completely shattered.

“Miss Winters!” she gasped, her eyes wide with disbelief. “The firm’s account just received eighty million

dollars from Rivers Pack Holdings!”

I set down my pen and looked at her calmly, though my heart was racing. “That’s the initial legal fee from our representation agreement with Alpha Connor’s enterprises.”

Sarah’s mouth fell open. “Initial fee? You mean there’s more?”

“Additional payments will follow upon successful conclusion of the cases,” I confirmed with a gentle smile.

Sarah stared at me with pure amazement. She couldn’t seem to comprehend such a massive sum for legal

services.

“Miss Winters, this is incredible! I’ve never seen numbers like this in our accounts.”

I leaned back in my chair, maintaining my professional composure despite the excitement building in my chest. “Sarah, I’m planning a celebratory pack dinner on Friday evening. Make sure everyone knows they’re

invited.”

Her face lit up with excitement and gratitude. “Thank you so much! Working at Moonstone Legal Partners is

like a dream come true.”

After Sarah’s departure, Adrian Sinclair appeared in my doorway. His gold–rimmed glasses caught the afternoon light as he stepped inside.

“I heard some exciting news about our new business arrangement with Rivers Pack Holdings,” he said, settling into the chair across from my desk.

“Yes, we’ve secured the partnership,” I confirmed. “I’ll be assigning several high–value cases to your legal

team.”

Adrian’s eyebrows rose with interest. “May I ask about the total payment value?”

I held up two fingers without speaking.

“Two million?” Adrian guessed.

I shook my head, my amber eyes sparkling with satisfaction.

“Twenty million?”

I shook my head again, my smile growing wider.

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Adrian’s eyes widened as realization dawned. “Two hundred million dollars?”

“Exactly.”

Adrian leaned back in his chair, a laugh escaping his lips. “Well, I suppose we can finally relax after this deal

“Don’t get too comfortable,” I warned, though my tone was warm. “Our shared ambition is to make Moonstone Legal Partners the premier law firm in Harbor City.”

“Your dedication to that vision is truly inspiring, Olivia.”

I spent the next hour carefully assigning the Rivers Pack cases to my legal team. The complex corporate litigation and contract disputes required my most capable lawyers.

Each case involved millions of dollars and intricate pack business relationships that demanded exceptional legal expertise.

I called a firm–wide meeting in our main conference room. The entire Moonstone Legal Partners staff gathered around the polished table.

“I’m pleased to announce that we’ve secured one of the territory’s most prestigious clients,” I began. “Rivers Pack Holdings has entrusted us with their legal representation.”

Excited murmurs filled the room as my team realized the significance of this partnership.

“We’ll be having a celebration dinner on Friday evening,” I continued. “And upon successful conclusion of these cases, everyone will receive substantial bonuses.”

The announcement created an electric atmosphere of excitement and renewed dedication. My pack members understood that our firm had reached a new level of success.

Around four o’clock, delivery personnel began arriving at our office with an endless stream of packages. Emma Thompson, working at the reception desk, looked increasingly bewildered.

“Miss Winters,” she called out, “we’re receiving multiple food deliveries, but I wasn’t aware of any afternoon refreshment arrangements.”

I walked to the reception area and observed the constant stream of deliveries. Premium moonberry tea, artisanal cakes, exotic fruits, and gourmet meals from upscale restaurants filled our lobby.

“This is strange,” Emma continued. “We just enjoyed Adrian’s generous coffee service yesterday. I don’t understand who ordered all this.”

The festive atmosphere created by the deliveries confused our normally organized office routine. Staff members gathered around the packages with curious expressions.

“I didn’t order any refreshments,” I confirmed, equally perplexed by the unexpected gesture.

Emma’s brow furrowed with confusion. “Maybe Adrian or another lawyer arranged this? Given our recent success with the Rivers Pack contract?”

I pulled out my phone and posted a message in our firm’s group chat: “Did anyone order afternoon refreshments for the office?”

Within minutes, responses flooded in from my entire legal team. Every single person denied any involvement in the mysterious orders.

The situation became even more puzzling as we realized none of our staff had arranged these generous

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deliveries.

As I pondered the source of this unexpected gesture, a familiar presence flashed through my mind. Connor’s

distinctive scent still lingered in my memory from our earlier meeting.

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