Single Mother of a Werewolf Baby

Previously, when Eleanor had mentioned visiting the Werehyenas, no shadow guards were present. That’s why her sudden announcement now hit them like a bombshell. For a moment, none of them spoke... a rare silence that underscored their shock.

Sebastian was the first to recover. He straightened his posture and said with a frown, "Ma’am, the Werehyenas are vicious. Meeting them in person is a risky move. Can’t you avoid it somehow?"

Eleanor shook her head calmly. "No. Sooner or later, I’ll have to meet other supernatural clans in person. This time, Grandpa Dominic arranged the meeting himself. I don’t expect any problems to arise, especially since Grandma already knows. I’ve sent her my flight schedule... she’ll be prepared for anything."

Sebastian sighed in relief. "That’s good to know. Still, I’d recommend we all accompany you. Young Miss already has three shadow guards with her. Plus, she’ll be under her father’s watchful eye. There shouldn’t be any issue in our absence... especially since it’s only for a day."

Eleanor paused, considering his words. After a moment, she nodded. "Alright. All of you will come with me. But Ophelia will stay back to assist Juliette Blanc with some critical work. We’ll leave tomorrow at 9:00 AM. A helicopter will take us to the airport, and the flight is scheduled to depart at 9:30."

"I’ll take care of the arrangements," Sebastian said, already pulling out his phone. "Should I coordinate with Miss Teresa or Miss Maya?"

"Teresa," Eleanor replied. "She’s handling all the travel logistics. But be careful... she doesn’t know about the supernatural world. She just thinks I have some elite bodyguards keeping an eye on me from a distance."

"I understand," he assured her. Then he added, "We also planned our assignments for today. The female guards will accompany you personally, and the male guards will head to the banquet venue in advance to ensure everything is secure before your arrival. Is that acceptable to you?"

Eleanor nodded without hesitation. "Yes, do as you see fit. I trust your judgment."