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And if he isn't, then why did Damian look like a man drowning in guilt? As the days pass, Marcus's reports grow more detailed. Thornesby has been meeting with shady characters all over the city, and Vincent's money trail terminates at a series of companies, which I think will be perfect for me to own. But the one that hits me in the gut is the report on Damian: He had been seen in a seedy bar on the outskirts of town, drinking by himself every evening. No women, no friends. I think he has become exactly what I have wanted to make Vincent for so long.

“Please Papa.” Papa’s face remained impassive. “This is what’s best for the pack. Your are of no value to me in this pack, but you can at least be useful to someone else. Consider yourself lucky that Thorne wants you.” I turned to Damien, the eldest. His face was cold, devoid of any hint of sympathy. His eyes, dark and cruel, met mine with amusement. He was enjoying this, enjoying the way I was breaking apart. “Damien, please,” I whispered, my voice cracking, “help me.”

Hope. Damian sat across from me with a huge grin on his face, chomping on a piece of sausage. I tore my bread into pieces and glared at him. He was gloating. Fucking gloating. The broken she'll of a man from Las night was gone if my inner thighs weren't swollen I would have thought I imagined the whole thing. He was back to being the smug arrogant man he was, acting like a few hours ago he wasn’t buried deep inside me.

“I’m dead serious, babe. Slept at his hotel last night. And guess what? He asked me to be his while his dick was inside me. How was I supposed to say no?” “NAHHH, THAT’S THE CRAZIEST SHIT I EVER HEARD! I LOVE THIS MAN ALREADY!” I could hear her flailing, probably tripping over her bed, biting her lip like she does when we dish about hot guys. “Damian Thorne just shattered every damn allegation. Boy’s a keeper!” “You can say that again,” I murmured, my eyes flicking to him. He caught me staring, scrunched his face suspiciously, like What are you schemin’, Sheriff?

"He is a credit to you and your Luna." "Timon - Pumbaa", Damien snapped, frustrated, waving between himself and Tommy, who stood beside Ab's, "Great, now we are all introduced. Can we get this show on the road?" "Why do I have to be the warthog?" Tommy grumbled, trying yet again to defuse Damiens's anger. "I mean- if the t-shirt fits..." Damien smirked sarcastically, raising a brow at Tommy; relief spread through me, knowing Tommy's wit had the desired effect. Damien seemed to have cooled down a few degrees.

Alex urged him to speak up and Damien finally decided to tell them what was wrong. "So…" he started slowly and Tobias patiently waited for him to continue, while Alex just kept on urging him to go on. "I just got the news that there is a fire on the east coast of this pack house." He spilled the whole beans about the news and he watched their faces, to gauge their reactions. Alex and Tobias just stood still, watching Damien . Damien was confused. He didn't know what their reactions meant, so he asked them if they heard him correctly. "Guys? I'm sure you heard me." Alex blinked at Damien , while Tobias just looked on.

"He works with me." A hand settled on the small of my back. Warm. Possessive. I didn't flinch. Damian Kael stepped out of the shadows, all sharp grins and gold cufflinks. He was taller than Julian, younger, and infinitely more dangerous. His eyes flickered to Julian with amusement. "Thorne," Damian said. "I believe my partner just outbid you. Unless you'd like to raise the stakes?" Julian looked between us, his jaw clenching. "What is this? You two are—"

Then, his optics flickered toward me. "Is that what you think she is?" Thorne asked, a thin, sharp smile touching his synthetic lips. "A vessel for your heir?" Thorne backed toward the breach, his movements stiff but fluid. The remaining two soldiers retreated with him, their glitchy optics still focused on the rifle in Damian's hands. "You've spent millions tracking the Moore lineage, Damian," Thorne’s voice drifted back through the smoke. "But you didn't check the archives. Not the ones that matter." Thorne paused at the edge of the dissolving lead-alloy wall.

"My own personal assault squads have already started executing aggressive raids against the neutral farming cooperatives using the exact crest design that the Blood Thorne blacksmiths are currently producing, and the local populations are already demanding that the High Council completely isolate them from the northern alliance." Damien burst into a sudden, booming laughter that echoed sharply against the high stone ceiling of the cavern, his large hands clapping together in pure, unadulterated delight at the absolute perfection of their strategy. The sound of his mirth was entirely hollow and terrifying, filling the small council chamber with an intense pressure that let every man know they

Connor taunted back, making her throw yet another pillow. Damien chuckled, watching their banter.