THE MAD HOCKEY ALPHA WANTS ME
I hear every thud of her heartbeat as she packs her things—like a third eye, I see her leaning against a red box, stuffing it with clothes, her fingers still shaking.
Across the room, her figure reflects in a mirror.
Just as the sickening image of her on all fours for Silas remains a blur at the back of my mind, I see her now—her pink lips quivering as sobs escape them, nose blotched, face beet-red, the shuddering breath rattling her nostrils.
I’m insanely, maddeningly aware of her, and the intensity of it is a threat.
Mom never mentioned this third eye ability to peek at my mate, and it intrigues me as much as it delights Var.
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