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Chapter 113

Author: M&Cee
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-02 23:35:02

Stiles.

I was seated in the waiting room. I turned my wrist, checking the watch on my hand, and it was already… 7 p.m.

Grey wasn't here yet.

I should probably just wait for a little more time before I decide what next to do.

A memory flashed in my head — the look on his face when I said I wanted him. Funny.

He looked so fragile, and so innocent — a stark opposite of the Sthor family.

The Sthors are known to be fierce, heartless, fearless. But him, nothing like them.

First of all, I wasn't about to take advantage of his innocence and fragile nature. No.

I just wanted to keep him around. For two purposes.

First, because he was cute. He was good-looking. And uhm… should I say attractive? Yes. I was attracted to him.

I mean, look at him. He looks good. So good. So… keeping him around for a while won't be that bad.

But my main purpose was because of Sky.

Yeah. You heard me right.

Sky.

He was the sole purpose of me keeping Grey around.

Suddenly, I heard footsteps. One short and draggy, the
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