Crippled Luna's Farewell Half A Life Without My Alpha's Deadly Deception novel Chapter 62

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That statement had been very clear to him. 

And he remembered seeing Leo and Sarah embrace downstairs. 

To Drew, this confirmed his suspicions. He was convinced that Sarah had gotten into the studio through 

connections and not on merit. 

Drew despised people like that in his heart. 

“Drew, I’ll explain this to you later…..” 

Leo’s words were rudely interrupted by Drew, “No need, I have a question for Sarah.” 

Sarah stood near her desk, her face calm but alert. 

“Yes, Drew?” she asked in a steady voice. Her tone was polite even though she could feel the tension rising. 

Drew sneered. “Your resume is a joke,” he said loudly. “I wonder how you got here without any proper qualifications. It seems clear that Leo used his connections to bring you in.” 

A murmur spread through the crowd. 

Some faces showed surprise, while others looked annoyed at Drew’s outburst. 

Sarah took a deep breath. She stepped forward slowly and replied, “It is true that I did not earn a PhD myself. But this company exists because of people like me. My work and my dedication are closely linked to Starline Studios. I have worked very hard to get here.” 

Before Sarah could finish, Drew interrupted her once again. 

“So you are nothing but a vase who just revolves around men!” he taunted loudly. 

His words were cruel and personal. The room grew silent as everyone listened to the heated exchange. 

Leo’s eyes flashed with anger. 

He stepped forward and rebuked Drew, his voice firm. 

“That is enough, Drew!” Leo said. “You have no right to speak to Sarah like that. Your comments are unprofessional and baseless.” 

But Drew was not ready to back down. He crossed his arms and continued, “I just think it is clear who got 

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the job. If you see her resume, you will understand. I worry about the future of this studio if we allow these kinds of shortcuts.” 

At that, Drew turned and walked away from the group. 

He left with a mocking smile on his face, his head held high as if he had exposed a truth, 

On his way out, he called back, “Leo, you always have an eye for people, I hope you know what you are doing. The future of the studio is at stake. I quit this place!” 

Leo’s jaw tightened. He didn’t stop him but He turned back to the crowd of coworkers and said, “Listen, everyone. I know there are doubts. Yes, Sarah is not a doctor. But she is a strong professional. She has skills and abilities that are valuable to this company.” 

His voice was steady, and he looked directly at each person in the room, 

Some colleagues exchanged glances. 

Their eyes showed uncertainty and skepticism. They wondered if this woman could really do the job. 

But Leo handed over all the work that Drew had dropped to Sarah. 

“I trust Sarah with these tasks,” he said. “She will show us her ability.” 

Sarah ignored the questioning looks. 

She rolled up her sleeves and began to organize the work that had been given to her. 

She sorted documents and arranged her desk with care. 

Each paper was placed in order, and she worked diligently. 

Her calm manner did not change even as the eyes of her colleagues followed her every move. 

She knew her abilities, and she was determined to prove herself. 

Arnold’s Office: 

Outside the bustling office, in the core area of the Silvermoonpack territory, Arnold was busy at his own tasks. 

He sat at a large desk in a quiet room, flipping through thick documents. 

His eyes moved slowly over each page as he tried to absorb the details. 

The long hours of reviewing made his head feel heavy, and he began to rub his forehead with tired 

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fingers. 

Arnold missed the gentle touch that once soothed his headaches. 

He longed for a pair of soft hands that could massage his temples with care. 

He called out to his beta, Cody, 

“Have someone make a cup of moonwort tea,” Arnold said, his voice low and tired. 

Cody nodded immediately. “Yes, sir,” he replied, moving to carry out the order. 

Megan, one of the new assistants, was excited by the task. 

This was her first time making tea for an Alpha, and she wanted to do it perfectly. She recalled the steps that Sarah had taught her. 

Megan measured the moonwort carefully and added the correct amount of sugar.She watched the kettle closely and made sure the fire was just right. Then she sent the cup of tea over to Cody with a hopeful smile. 

Cody took the cup from Megan and brought it to Arnold. 

Arnold lifted the cup to his nose and took a careful sniff. He then sipped the tea and paused. 

His face showed a moment of disappointment.