Let her go.

From the very moment Noah entered the house of his supposed-to-be enemy, he had a gut feeling that he’d get more than he bargained for.

Maybe others thought he was the bad guy, and he wouldn’t blame them because deep down, Noah knew he wasn’t exactly the gift from God, but all he wanted was to be treated as an equal.

Just for once. Just this once, he wanted to walk through crowds as if he weren’t the outsider, they believed him to be.

Slowly, and extremely carefully, he scanned the crowd to locate the business associates. The sooner he had discussions with those men, the sooner he could leave the dreadful place.

Though for this evening he had agreed to be civil with Landon and Logan, given he was on their territory, Noah still didn’t want to run into any of them.

Knowing how both men were, Noah was sure that they wouldn’t pass on the chance to tease him about losing track of the woman he had marked.

By now, any other Alpha would have found the woman, if she ran, but not Noah. In