Kane’s POV
The spreadsheet on my laptop was so confusing it felt like it was written in a completely different language. “—so if we combine the northern and southern delivery routes, we could save about fifteen percent on fuel costs every three months,” Jake was explaining, pointing at numbers that seemed to make sense to everyone else but me. “But that also means we lose the backup plan that protects us if something goes wrong at one of the locations.”
I struggled to stay focused, my attention drifting to the window where I could see pack members training outside—actually doing something physical that made sense, unlike this budget meeting.
“What does Rico think about the security risk?” I asked, trying to sound like a responsible leader instead of just wanting this meeting to end so
