AXEL
I arrived at work and went into a series of meetings.
By the time I was done, I felt completely exhausted. My head was pounding, and my back ached from sitting so long.
The meetings were endless. First, it was with the finance team, then the security team, then the pack council.
Everyone wanted updates, and everyone had something to complain about. I barely even had time to breathe.
As I walked out of the last meeting room and into my office, I sighed and loosened the top button of my shirt.
I leaned against the door for a second, closing my eyes. I just wanted one peaceful minute.
“Vicky,” I called, walking toward my office, “Please get me lunch. Something heavy. I’m starving.”
She nodded and left without saying a word. I appreciated that about her. She knew when I needed sil
