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Her eyes were glued to the flower in my hands. The blue morning rose. Hell, I could understand why she was appalled. I would be appalled too if I saw someone walk in randomly with a flower as rare. “Where,” she whispered, her eyes shining in awe and disbelief. “Where did you get that?” I thrust the stem at her. “Will it do?” “Ava,” She called, looking at me this time. “Where on earth did you get that?” “It doesn't matter,” I replied curtly. There was no need for anyone to know what deal I had to make to get this flower. I trusted Gisele. But she was still a werewolf. And werewolves were bound to bite you in the neck.

The first sign that something was wrong came as quietly as a power flicker. Lily was in the hotel’s business center that afternoon, headphones in, reviewing files Alex had sent her. The rhythmic tap of her keyboard had almost lulled her back into focus — until the screen glitched. Just once. A half-second distortion, like static rippling across the display. She frowned, removing one earbud. The lights overhead hummed, then steadied again. She exhaled, brushing it off. Probably nothing.

I staggered slightly, grabbing the wall to steady myself. Panic started to rise in my chest. This... didn't feel right. When a werewolf's mate betrayed them, they felt a pain in their chest. I reached the door of our suite and pushed it open. The scent hit me immediately—a heavy, nauseating mix of lust and sweat. My stomach churned, bile rising in my throat. The room was empty, but the bed was a mess. From the balcony, I could hear Kelly's laughter... and moans. My heart raced as I ran to the glass doors leading to the pool.

"The reconciliation is just numbers proving what we already know, Julian. This down here... this is the only place where the weight actually matches the velocity." Julian stopped two feet behind her, his frame blocking the light from the eastern arch. He looked down at her sketch. It was messy, full of dark, heavy smudges where her fingers had blurred the lines, but it had a raw, kinetic accuracy that no digital blueprint could ever replicate. She had drawn the gears not as pristine geometric shapes, but as strained, heavy components holding back an immense pressure. "The Hamburg syndicate is trying to force a blind spot into the ledger," Julian noted, his hand reaching down to touch the col

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