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Chapter 14: the summit of masks

Author: Cherish
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The car ride to the summit was silent. Cassian sat beside me in a black tuxedo, his eyes focused on the window, while Nicole sat with the driver at the front, fidgeting with his hands.

The summit was held in a neighbouring pack. The ten great packs took turns hosting it. I'd attended once, with my father before he died, as the daughter of the Beta. Now I rode in silence with my mate, the Alpha, as the Luna. It would've felt good if it was anyone but Cassian.

"We're here," Nicole announced, leaning forward in his seat.

About damn time. It was getting really annoying sitting in tense silence. The house was two stories tall, unlike Cassian’s; this house wasn't anything lavish.

The house was a towering Victorian beauty, all charm and mystery wrapped in wood and brown shiny paint. Its steep gabled roof cut sharply into the sky, and ornate trim curled like lace along the edges of the porch. Bay windows jutted, their glass panes catching the moonlight in quiet glints. Vines curle
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