Chapter 662

Judy's POV

"I want to know everything you can about the Cash family," I heard Sampson saying as soon as we entered the packhouse.

"Yes, Alpha," Aiden, Sampson's Beta, said. "All I know so far is that Raymond is the former Alpha's Beta. They are a strong and powerful family with a lot of influence, it seems."

"I need to know more," Sampson told him with a scowl on his face.

Lucy stood beside him with her arms folded across her chest and a mournful look on her face. It's been a little over a day since they've arrived, and we allowed them time to get settled in yesterday and mourn the downfall of the Redcliff pack. Today, it seems they were all about business and getting things back on track.

"I'm also calling for a Redmoon pack meeting. I want everyone included," Sampson continued.

"Yes, Alpha," Aiden said with a nod.

I had never seen him quite so professional before; usually, he has a snarky remark or something, but like the others, he lost a lot during the rogue attack back in Redcliff, and my heart ached for them all.

Aiden turned to leave, and his eyes found mine. He gave him a short nod before retreating. Sampson sighed and wrapped an arm around Lucy, who looked like she was about to crumble at any moment. I hated that she was having a tough time, and I wished I could take away her pain. She was usually such a bright and cheerful person, but it seemed after the rogue attack, the light had been taken away from her.

"What's going on?" I asked as I approached, my family behind me.

Sampson finally noticed me, and he let out a breath. Lucy also noticed me, and she broke free from Sampson to hug me.

"It was awful," Lucy murmured. "I went to the Cash family manor this morning with some baked goods. I want to get to know the Beta family. I was hoping we could come up with a collab of a sort. I mean, it's not like Sampson is going to fire Aiden as his Beta to make room for Raymond, but we could come up with a solution on how to keep Raymond on board so he could keep his Beta title."

I nodded.

That was the tough thing about getting a new Alpha: The Beta of the pack could lose their title if the Alpha had a Beta already in mind. In this case, Aiden had worked for Sampson for years; they were also old-time friends, so it's not like Sampson would get rid of Aiden for someone he just met, even if Raymond was here first.

Besides, Raymond was getting up there in age; he was already set for life, considering his family was incredibly wealthy. He doesn't have any other children who could become the Beta right now anyway, so the logical solution would be for him to step down and let Aiden take over. But I knew that wasn't Raymond's style. He wouldn't go down without a fight.

I knew a lot about the Cash family already, and I could tell them all the information they needed, but I needed to know what had happened first.

"They had no idea who I was, but they knew I wasn't from this pack," she said, a sad expression on her da

face. "He got the memo about the Redcliff pack and Redmoon pack merger, so he figured I was from the Redcliff pack. But he didn't know I

was the Luna." noveldrama

I nodded, glancing at Sampson, who had his jaw clenched; he was furious, and it

was known to anyone who was in his close proximity.

"Well, they were just awful to me,"

she murmured. "They put me down, told me that I'm not wanted. Told that me to go back to where I came

from. They even went as far net

as

getting their security team to throw me off their property."

My mouth nearly dropped open; of course, I'm not surprised that they were nasty... but to be nasty to a Luna. That was punishable by death. Telling from the

look in Sampson's eyes, that's exactly what he was thinking as well.

"I came straight home and told Sampson about it," she concluded.

"Those assholes," Nan said, folding her arms across her chest, her lips pressed in a thin line. "They don't deserve the Beta title. Just because they are a little stronger than others in this pack, doesn't give them the right to treat people like shit like they do." śwnovel

"So, they are known for this?" Sampson asked, his eyes focused on Nan now. She nodded and rolled her eyes.

"Yup," she muttered. "They've always been nasty. Thank God Judy is no longer with their son."

I glanced at Nan, willing her to shut up, but once she gets started, it's hard for her

to stop. The word vomiting came out before I could even process it.

"He was a jerk and treated Judy like shit even when she didn't know it. But I never liked him or his stupid family," Nan continued, shaking her head with dismay written all over her face.

Sampson glanced at me, his brows raised.

'You were with their son?" He asked.

I sighed.

"He was my fated mate," I explained.

"Wait, what??" Lucy asked, her eyes wide as she stared at me. "You had a fated mate and you never told me??"

I bit my lip; there was a lot I never told her. I never told her about my life in this pack because I didn't want to remember any of it.