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The Alpha’s Certainty

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The chambers of Alpha King Desmond were already awake long before the rest of Blackwood Mansion.

Desmond stood near the tall mirror carved into the far wall, shirtless, his arms slightly raised as Jack fastened the last clip of his formal breakfast coat.

His expression in the mirror, was cold and sharp, his lips pressed into a line that spoke of thoughts already circling around a devious plan.

Jack worked in practiced silence at first. He adjusted Desmond’s collar, smoothed the heavy black fabr
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