Chapter 57

Jennifer’s mood brightened as she heard Hendrick’s reassuring words.

“Will you actually be able to get rid of my mark?” she asked eagerly.

“I can, but your wolf—” Hendrick began, but she interrupted him.

“You shouldn’t worry about my wolf. I don’t shift all that often. If that’s what it takes to be with Raymond, I’ll adjust my life without affecting everything else,” she declared determinedly.

Hendrick stood up and walked towards her, gently touching her head. “Luna, I’m over five decades older than you. I’ve lived through the times you’re experiencing now. One thing I always remember is, ‘Don’t fall in love blindly.’”

Jennifer was confused by his statement but knew there was some truth in it. She had put all her faith in Nathan, only to have him betray her with another woman.

Hendrick removed his hand and went to a small cabinet, pulling out an old book. He motioned for Jennifer to join him at the table near the fireplace, and she complied.

As he opened the book, she saw its brown, s