chapter 106

Alec’s point of view. The next morning arrived, and Alana and I were still snuggled under the warmth of our blankets. I couldn't help but marvel at Alana's understanding. I had expected a bit of anger, but she proved to be remarkably accommodating. She expressed gratitude that I had waited until everything was official to share the situation, so as not to burden her with unnecessary stress. In fact, she seemed genuinely excited to part ways with Daniel and recast him. Our plan was already set in motion, and all Alana had to do was wait two more days. The evidence against Daniel had been meticulously gathered, and it was compelling enough to demonstrate that he had lied in court. That, however, was just the beginning. Given Daniel's nature, it was unlikely he would risk imprisonment. Instead, he would likely cooperate and testify against Max. This would be a significant breakthrough, ensuring that the mistreated girls received a proper trial, vindicating their suffering. The followin