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Chapter 10: Abuse
~ Jari-Einar Colborn ~
A soft gasp drifted into the room from the hallway, and in that moment I knew I had fucked up. My head snapped up, as Omari and Riley nervously turned toward the door themselves. It was still left ajar as it had been when they walked in, but the sound of footsteps could be heard rushing away.“Omari, Riley, get out of here,” I demanded, as I stood up and hurried around my desk.
“But Alpha-”
I raised a hand to shut Riley up.
“Alpha,” Omari continued for him, “what if this is what breaks her? What if she tries to kill you?”
“I will deal with it,” I snapped and motioned them away from me. “Right now, our biggest worry is getting
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