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Her words hung in the air, brushing over my skin like silk.

“I want everything,” she whispered again, her fingers curling into the front of my shirt.

The look in her eyes burned. A violet storm that dared me to take her in my arms and never let go.

I could feel her pulse where our bodies touched. Fast. Unsteady. But not afraid.

Her lips were parted, her breathing shallow, and gods, the tension between us wasn’t just thick it was choking. My wolf stirred beneath my skin, restless, impatient. But I held the line. Barely.

“You’re playing a dangerous game,” I murmured, brushing my knuckles along her jaw. “Saying things like that, looking at me like that.”

She tilted her chin defiantly. “Maybe I want to see what happens when you stop playing safe.”

My control snapped a little at the edge.

I pressed her gently against the wall, one hand braced beside her head, the other curling around her waist. Her breath hitched as I leaned in close so close our lips nearly touched
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