A week ago, Farrington Group’s Base Station company was struck hard. The United States fined them two hundred million US dollars, and Canada added another hundred million Canadian dollars. The blow shook the foundation of the company. Dolphus, the decision-maker of Farrington Group, had no choice but to pull the pack’s business out of both American and Canadian markets.
The weight of that decision rested heavily on his shoulders. He had to face the board and still give orders to his subordinates to keep the pack moving forward. The entire group was restless, the air filled with tension as every wolf rushed to handle their tasks.
This time when Elena left, Dolphus refused to use his private jet. His instinct growled a warning that Elena might be targeted if she traveled that way. So he ch
