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she swallowed, and I heard the rest in the way her voice went thin, “…he fed them to his hunger.” No, I thought. It was impossible. “That can’t be, Kieran would never…” “He would.” Raven’s laugh was a razor. “You think he trembles before the moon? He trembles before gold and power. He carved our borders with promises and left graves where he’d promised homes. He used his wolves like currency.” My knees felt weak. “Proof.” I didn’t know why I demanded it; proof would make the world crumble in order, at least. I needed rubble to stand on.

Mykel would likely be pissed to see me wearing it, but I knew he would be more pissed if I were to walk around naked. “Not that I’m not grateful for your help, but what are you doing here?” Before she could answer she pulled me to the ground just as gunshots went off. “What’s going on?” I asked as I peered over bush we were crouched behind. “Kate told me what happened with Dante and Mykel, along with other things. But long story sho…” “I’m sorry who’s Kate?” “I am.” Turning round I saw the kind older woman that gave me the antibiotics. “I bought Raven here, she needs to be the one to end this. It’s her birth right just as becoming the moon goddess is yours.” Raven’s eyes widened in shock at

The seating chart was on a small ivory card on the sideboard, and Eleanor checked it as they came in and found that Preston had not been invited, which she registered as either mercy or strategy and could not immediately determine which. She was seated between her uncle Gerrard and Daniel. Gerrard was seventy, red-faced, jovial in the specific way of men who have never had to moderate themselves and have mistaken this for good humor. He collected American antiques. Eleanor had, in the car, considered warning Daniel about Gerrard, and had decided against it for the same reason she’d decided against the shirt: Daniel didn’t need to be managed. Daniel needed to be allowed. Gerrard found Daniel

Quirin While Kennedy was upstairs with her mother, I took the opportunity to give Connor his birthday present. I haven’t given Kennedy hers yet. I almost don’t want to. Her parents gave her a diamond necklace and it looks beautiful on her. My wolf’s head necklace looks like a trinket in comparison. ‘I want her wearing my face around her neck,’ Raif growls.

"Good evening, Miss Rios." Chloe smirked arrogantly seeing my calm and composed behavior. She stepped forward confidently, detaching herself slightly from Lucas’s hold, walking slowly and gracefully toward me, swaying her hips deliberately and proudly. She was wearing a stunning emerald green dress, sparkling diamond earrings, and around her neck hung a very familiar and expensive necklace — a jewelry set Lucas had bought and gifted me exactly on our fourth wedding anniversary, a piece which I hadn't worn in months and had kept safely inside my jewelry box. Seeing it adorning her neck, sparkling brightly against her skin, openly displayed as her precious possession, was clearly done delibera

I am not sure what to make of this meeting. I know Arthur; he and I have been friends since college. He has known Kaden since he was born. When Kaden told me who Everly’s grandparents were, I was shocked. I knew her father came from money, but I had no idea he was an Atherton. Well, his mother was; her family is one of the oldest in the Savannah area. I just assumed that Everly had her father's last name, but Kaden said that she, in fact, does not. This means at some point, she changed her last name. I laughed when Kaden told me that Tianya and Kylynn ripped those boys a new asshole when they told them what had happened while they were in North Carolina. Those two are a handful, and

He’s certain, that the deceased man was one of them—or just a scapegoat. “Flynn, I want you to find any group that has the symbol of a black crow.” He immediately commanded the young man. Flynn took out his laptop and began tapping on the keyboard. His hands were moving so fast on the keyboard. Hyde was in deep thought when the ringing of his phone cut him off. He left the window and picked up the call. “Well hello there, I didn’t think you’re still alive.” A familiar deep gravelly voice stunned the young man. He was nailed to his position and his breathing started to become unsteady. He’s definitely sure it was the man who killed his parents.

“Dad, this is camp, it’s where I’ve been living.” “And you know all of these people?” “Yes. Although some of them aren’t from the camp, we have a lot of alpha Wayne’s fighters here”. “Alpha Wayne?... but why?”. “Raven, you’re back!”. I heard grams call as walked out of her cabin door. As soon as her eyes clocked dad standing next to me she suddenly stopped in her tracks as she looked completely taken aback. “Abe!”. Her lip wobbled as she took in the sight of him.

"I remember holding her while she screamed for her baby. And now I know that while we were burying him, you were picking out diamonds for your mistress." I pulled out the receipt for Leonardo's denied medication request. The cost was a fraction of what Raven had spent on Astrid's necklace. "Look at it," I demanded. "Look at the price that could have saved his life." Raven's hands shook as he stared at the two receipts side by side. "I... I didn't know," he whispered. "No," I agreed coldly. "You didn't want to know. You were too busy playing sugar daddy to your mistress to care about your pack's suffering."

"The money you stole from the gang." Kaden's eyes darted from the gun to his sister's trembling form. He opened the backseat door of the car parked nearby and pulled out two heavy black duffel bags. He unzipped one of them, revealing stacks of money inside. Desperation filled his voice as he pleaded with me, "Please, Vincent, let Kayleen go. I'll give you the money. Just don't hurt her." I ordered Shanelle and Kayleen to grab the bags, each taking one, and instructed them to return to the car. With my gun pointed directly at Kaden, I made it clear that any false move would be his last. The girls hurriedly complied, their faces pale with fear.