The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 273

Chapter 273: Chapter 273 Planning 2

"All we’d need to do is relocate the neighboring packs to a safer distance from here, far enough that they wouldn’t be affected by the biochemical. Even if it means moving them a little farther out, it’s still a far better option than escorting them all the way to the temporary granary, which would take a week’s journey."

"And with their numbers stationed to watch over the supplies, we’d greatly reduce the risk of rogues or attackers trying to steal, damage, or even burn them. Strength in numbers would finally be on our side."

"I agree as well," Levi said with a nod. When it came to matters like this, Zion’s judgment was sharp, and Levi saw no reason to undermine it. After all, if a solid plan was already on the table, why waste energy trying to come up with an alternative just to impress his mate? This wasn’t about competing for the best idea; it was about working together.

"Alright, let’s check the map and find a suitable location for their temporary settlement. But for now, let’s keep this plan between us until we’re ready to act," Addison said meaningfully.

She wasn’t wrong. If even the Royal Grounds, the most secure place in the kingdom, had a mole working for the enemy, then it wasn’t impossible that some of the other packs were compromised as well.

How to deal with those infiltrators would have to be a problem for later; for now, time was short, and they needed to move quickly.

With that, Addison, Zion, Maxwell, and Levi finished their snacks and refreshments and returned to work as though nothing had happened. When night fell, they convened again in Addison’s room.

Their visits drew no real suspicion, after all, they were fated mates, and spending time together behind closed doors was natural. At most, they received a few knowing glances, which they ignored. It was the perfect cover, and under that guise, they could begin cementing their plan.

"Thank you for coming," Addison said warmly as she poured tea for each of them and arranged the snacks her attendant had prepared for her journey. At the center of the table lay a map, already marked with potential sites for a temporary settlement where the surrounding packs could be relocated.

Each location had been chosen with care, but they still needed to weigh the terrain, accessibility, and whether it could sustain hundreds of people.

Levi quietly assisted Addison in setting out the tea and snacks, while Maxwell and Zion leaned over the map, studying the marked spots with thoughtful concentration. Both men weighed the advantages and drawbacks of each area, considering not only the terrain but also its security and long-term viability.

"You’ve chosen some excellent locations; it’s hard for us to even decide," Zion remarked, his gaze lingering on the map. "From the way you marked them, I can tell you’ve also considered which terrain would be easier to defend but harder for enemies to infiltrate." His years on the frontlines made it second nature to read plans like these and recognize strategic advantages in the land.

For the first time, he found himself truly admiring Addison’s sharp mind, something he had never fully appreciated before. Deep down, a sense of excitement stirred within him—an eagerness he couldn’t quite suppress.

"Thank you for the compliment," Addison replied, her tone calm and assured, showing no trace of shyness. This was something she had grown up learning and later honed further when she became Luna of the Midnight River Pack.

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