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“I know I’m just a nominal Luna and I have no right to expect you to stay loyal to me. It’s part of our contract, no? I’ll accept it as long as you keep your part of the bargain. You need to help me seize back my pack and my company.” Damien stepped closer and pinched my chin so I wouldn’t escape his gaze, even though I had always looked into his eyes ever since we started our conversation. He growled with his eyes kept changing between his eyes and his wolf’s. “Tell me the truth,” he snarled. “Did you really feel nothing about what you saw before? That you were okay with me kissing another woman? Or even fucking them? Tell me straight to my face that you feel nothing.” Was he angry? But why

--- Liam was already inside the office, arms folded tightly, expression hard — but the moment he saw Damian, he shot to his feet. “What happened?” Liam asked, voice low, strained. Damian didn’t answer right away. He let himself fall into a chair, dragging in a long, heavy breath before it burst out of him. “He almost caught me!” The frustration cracked out of his chest like a roar. Liam barely blinked. “That’s not important.” Damian’s brow twitched sharply — anger flickering beneath the surface. Liam leaned forward. His voice dropped, edged with agitation. “What I want to know is how he’s doing.”

Damian was shell-shocked upon hearing his son's answer. He appeared as if he had been struck by an invisible bolt of lightning, standing dazed and rooted to his spot. He would never have thought that Quintin would marry Lewis' ex-wife. If he were to marry that man's younger sister or ex-girlfriend, Damian wouldn't have looked so shocked in the first place. "Ex-wife!" The word echoed in Damian's head. Seriously, Damian had no idea what Quintin was up to. There were billions of women in this world, yet he decided to pine for the one woman who used to be Lewis' wife.

I was curious about this guy. “Damian, come here!” A blonde girl who was among the others swimming in the lake shouted to him. I wondered if she was his girlfriend. I turned, walking back to the house. As I entered the woods, I couldn’t get his gaze out of my mind. I felt like I’d seen it somewhere before, I just couldn’t remember where. Damian Brown. I froze when I heard footsteps nearby. The first thing I thought of was the wolf, so I quickened my pace, immediately looking around, then I heard a howl, which made me run, but I tripped and fell.