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139. An Imposter's Call

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CHAPTER 139: An Imposter’s Call

Third person’s POV:

Steven StoneClaw watched with a grim expression as the stupid insufferable Alpha of Fangborn pack, Alpha Maverick finished his meeting with his ministers on the balcony of their guest house.

His piercing eyes swirled around the old men, and a chuckle escaped him.

“This fool of an Alpha doesn’t even know that his ministers don't even care for him or his pack. They only care for what could fill their pockets.” Steven whispered in disgust, knowing the hearts of ministers for his father’s pack had one similar to these.

“Why do they even need pack ministers huh? To waste pack funds?” He now understood why his father dismissed almost all his ministers before he started his course for domination. And Steven fully agrees with his father. Packs don’t need Ministers who just sit around and get paid highly for doing absolutely nothing.

With a heave, Steven shook his head and left the balcony, already bored as those he was spying on had all go
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