#Chapter 97 Deceived

“Never correct your elders in public,” I told Lana while she was quizzing me on werewolf rules of etiquette. “Who came up with that rule, an elder, right?”

Lana fought back a smile. “Most likely. Nevertheless, you must follow the rule. It’s important in our society to respect your elders.”

“I respect them, but they’re not always right,” I said.

“Agreed, and if it’s regarding something important, you privately present your facts to them, with proof of your argument,” she added.

Lana and I had enjoyed a delicious lunch together on her patio, and now we were going over some rules of etiquette that Victor had gone over with me last week.

“What is the main rule concerning acceptable ways to raise money for your foundation?” she asked.

I like how she called it my foundation. I guess it is mine now even though I can’t run it by myself yet.

“Never directly ask for money; instead, express the need for donations,” I said.

“Correct. You saw that in action while we were networking at the ambassad