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She had almost forgotten. Bren saw them at the same moment. His jaw tightened. He straightened up from the bucket and looked at her with that expression she had learned to read, the one underneath the performance. Not anger exactly. Something colder than anger. Calculation. "Look who it is," Nova said, before she had finished deciding whether to say it. Rhen made a small sound beside her. Bren said nothing. He looked at her for a long moment, and she held it, and neither of them looked away, and Calloway kept scrubbing the tiles like he had decided that was the only thing happening.

To prove that she too wanted to be with me, she went for the button on my shirt, and then she began opening it. Unfortunately for the both of us, the phone, which I kept in the back of my pocket, started ringing. At first, I wanted to ignore it and throw it aside, but I remembered that I had important things to do. It really got me pissed, but I had to cover it up, stand up from her body, and excuse myself. "I am so sorry, but I have to take this," I said to her as I took out the phone from my pocket. I went aside to pick up the call, but it ended before I did. I checked my call history to find out who it was, realizing it was Bruno. I knew it was really important, so I decided to call him b

During the holidays, my boyfriend, Felix Zimmerman, insists on bringing his female best friend, Cassidy Crowther, home for dinner. Everyone keeps fussing over Cassidy. Even Felix's mother, Helen Danes, takes Cassidy's hand and asks her about her life. Her eyes are already crinkling from how wide her smile has become. But when Helen notices me being ignored by everyone else, she's quick to frown at me. "Sienna, if you have nothing to do, you might as well help out in the kitchen." At the dining table, Felix keeps placing food on Cassidy's plate. When I mutter to Felix to help grab me a piece of crab due to how far the crabs are from me, he goes impatient immediately. Heck, he doesn't eve

The first time Lisa heard the word mate whispered about her, it sounded like a joke. Not a cruel one, not yet. Just one of those half-breathless murmurs passed between girls in the training yard, too soft to be called gossip and too sharp to be innocent. She ignored it alway. At Black Moon Pack, ignoring things was a survival skill. Ignore the stares when you arrived late to breakfast because you’d been working your butt out in the healer’s den until dawn.

"Fine, you want to. Let's talk about it. I don't care if you were my father's friend. I loved you, and she wished you didn't treat me like complete shit every day. But you die. You continued to choose Cassandra over me, and it was all because you made a stupid promise, because you thought you were betraying my father when in reality you betrayed yourself by being too much of a coward to love me." "I did love you. I still love you. I just didn't want to disappoint my friend." "I don't want to talk about this anymore. I want to know if you've found the recording." Gerald sighed but shook his head. "No, I haven't found it yet, but don't worry. I'll get it." I let out a sigh. It was like everyth

'The bond wasn't strong enough' I wish I could completely open up to them and tell them that I was rejected but why would the rumor about Brian losing his mate spread, he and Melissa were joined to the hip, so there was no reason for her to go missing all of a sudden. While I was lost in my thoughts, it never once dawned to me that I might be the one they were looking for. “I never really liked some of the guys, they won most of the races thanks to their Alpha,” There was respect in Lucas' face as he mentioned Alpha Oscar, pride bloomed within me thanks to this. “I heard rumors that he killed his wife.” “Not everything said out there can be trusted.” I said. “Hazel is right, who knows whethe

I pulled close in the air to hear whatever they wanted to discuss. I can be closer invited, hoping that no one sees me. The air felt tense, like a tick cloud pressing down on everyone's shoulders, I stood behind them, silent and invisible. The veil of my realm covering me. None of them sense my presence. Not even Jax. Elder Brain cleared his throat loudly shifting on his chair. “Alpha” he began stumbling over his words the way he normally did when he was nervous. “We…we have not been understanding your movement lately, especially concerning the woman you once rejected. Raven”

I cussed in my mind with a snort on my lips. Aleric held on to the throttle of his motorcycle harder, revving it a little to warm up the engines, “And I hope you won't regret this, bumblebee,” he smirked, looking over his shoulder to me who was behind him, settled on the bike like nothing was going to happen anyway.