LOGINI stepped away from Killian. His arm released me without resistance, but his eyes stayed on me one beat too long.Harrison stood at the edge of the clearing, Sasha at his side. His jaw was set, his shoulders squared — the posture of a man who'd caught something he didn't like and wanted everyone to
Three days after Harrison signed the loan, a notification lit up my phone.Three properties, transferred to my name.I scrolled through the details at the small desk in my room. A warehouse complex on the south border. A commercial lot downtown. A strip of agricultural land near the river.Harrison
Harrison slammed his palm on the desk."A housewife," he said. "A small-minded, short-sighted housewife thinks she can question her Alpha and his Beta?"I didn't flinch. I watched him the way you watch a dog that barks at its own shadow."If I'm so useless," I said, "then how could I possibly affect
The Pack felt different when you walked through it knowing you didn't belong.I had changed back into my everyday clothes. The same plain gray sweater. The same worn boots. Nothing about me had changed on the outside. But every face I passed told me I was already gone.Riley had dropped me off at th
Riley's voice rang across the jewelry store. Heads turned. Shoppers froze mid-browse.Harrison's jaw clenched. His face had gone dark red. "Lower your voice.""Don't tell me to lower my voice." Riley was shaking. "She called you three times. Three. While wolves were tearing her car apart. And you we
My stomach dropped. Riley's words hung in the air between us — attacked, rogues, the road — and I watched them land on Harrison's face one by one.I hadn't planned on bringing up the attack. Not here. Not in the middle of a jewelry store with Sasha standing right there. Too many things I couldn't ex







