Hiding The Alpha's Son
"Jareth, you shouldn’t have wasted the money, I was planning to wear the wrap dress you bought me in town—"
"Open it, Sarah."
She huffed, but her curiosity won out. Her fingers, reddened from dishwater, trembled as she slid the zipper down.
The silk didn't just fall; it flowed. It was the color of the sky right before the thunder cracks—a deep, shimmering charcoal that seemed to hold its own light. There was no lace, no gaudy sequins. Just the architectural perfection of heavy, high-grade silk.
Sarah made a small, choked sound in the back of her throat. She reached out, her fingertips hovering an inch above the fabric as if afraid it would vanish. "This… this isn't from the village."
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