Chapter 86

BRYNN

Jackson and I were headed back to the pack from a meeting with potential investors for the culinary school idea that I had unintentionally proposed to Larissa Morgenstern who owned Nocturne.

Larissa had offered to arrange the meeting, but I had been entirely shocked by the potential investors. Owners of very popular restaurants within five of the closest packs. There were two different distributors who wanted to partner with us as well. Did you want to know the best part? There was an entire lineup of A-list chefs who were willing to take on proteges.

The meeting lasted for three hours, where we dissected the culinary school concept. It would be a joint effort that would benefit the packs involved by quality training and mentorship. The students would be taught by the best that there was, which would make their employment profitable for both parties involved.

Imagine an academy where interested individuals could go and learn from the best. Not everyone would be at the same le