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Is he mine?

Author: Favor V April
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Selina’s POV

The first rule of survival: Always stay two moves ahead.

I’d lived by that rule since the day Lucas Blackwood shattered me. It’s what built my empire, kept my son safe, and gave me the armor I wore every time I stepped into a room filled with wolves dressed like men.

But tonight… something in my gut shifted.

The way he looked at me. The heat in his voice. The possessiveness burning just under the surface of that arrogant, alpha smirk. It wasn’t just about power anymore.

He was hunting me. And worse—he’d finally sniffed out something worth killing for.

I stood in Damon’s bedroom, leaning against the doorframe as he played with his building blocks, humming some offbeat tune he probably made up on the spot. His dark hair flopped into his eyes, and he scrunched his nose the way Lucas used to when he was focused.

I hated that he looked like his father. Hated how much I loved it too.

“Mom?” Damon turned toward me with a wide, cheeky grin. “Do you want to see what I built? It’s
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