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**LEA’S POV** As Easton wished, I finally went out for a stroll. There were a few items I wanted to buy after seeing their stunning display on the cover of this week’s fashion magazine. One of them was a pair of brown boots with black laces from Gusy’s latest collection. They immediately caught my eye, especially since only a hundred pairs were made in each size. Luckily, I managed to snag a pair at the last second. “These are perfect,” I thought as I admired the exquisite details. They’d be great for casual outings—maybe even a picnic. Boots have always been my favorite, and I’ve always had a soft spot for new models that look this good.

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The sun beat down heavily when I stepped onto the combat field, my boots crunching against the packed earth. The first step in my revenge plan has arrived, and I was so happy to relish it. The combat field smelled of dust, iron, and anticipation, and I stood in the middle of it, hands tucked into the deep side pockets of the combat pants we had been issued that morning. The trousers were tough, gray-black fabric, cinched at the waist with a thick leather strap, and though clearly designed for utility, they fitted snugly enough to reveal the lines of my body.

I say as I hand the rogue over to Eric, then I walk to my guest room in the pack house and take a shower to wash all the blood away. Then I start getting dressed, I pull the vibrant red tank top on first, a punch of color in my wardrobe. Then it's the jeans: my favorite mid-wash blue denim skinny jeans. The blue of the denim immediately makes the red on top look brighter, more alive. They're soft from a hundred washes, fitting my legs snugly from waist to ankle. The next layer is the black leather jacket; the smooth, cool leather instantly adds structure over the softer materials. I sit on the edge of the bed to pull on my black combat boots. Tying the thick laces and securing the heavy trea

cotton had been good. But the boots were Shamira's idea. If she was going to be forced to endure this weirdness, why not get one good pair of footwear out of it? She was a western girl at (her non-beating) heart, so she'd always wanted a nice pair of cowboy boots. She had ordered a pair of hand-made, hand-tooled Leggenda Collection Lucchese black-leather boots for the low, low price of $1500. Shane's pockets ran deep, and the boots would be shipped directly to his address.

Covered from head to toe in black, he looked like some kind of ominous angel of death. Dark hair disheveled around his head and falling over his forehead. Black jacket covering an equally dark T-shirt that molded to his chest and showed all the definition of his masculinity. His dark pants weren’t tight, but they were formfitting enough I could see how strong and powerful he was. And then, to end it, he wore onyx-colored combat boots that pulled together his whole “shit-kicker” appearance. For long moments, we just stood staring at each other. I felt a weird shift in the air. Everything got hotter, thicker.

I spat, my voice cutting through the hum of the engine. I reached into the gear duffel between Kian and Cassian, pulling out a heavy, matte-black tactical jacket. I slid my arms into the thick, protective sleeves, zipping it up to my throat. I kicked off my red stilettos, slipping my feet into a pair of combat boots Cassian had tossed my way. "She's right," Cassian murmured, his thumbs running over the slide of his customized Glock. The heavy black ink of his wrist tattoos shifted under the cabin’s dim red tactical light. "She’s not the girl who ran four years ago, Zane. Let her hunt."

The Ghost led them to a rack of sleek, matte-black tactical gear. It looked like something out of a sci-fi movie—lightweight kevlar, integrated comms, and mag-boots for climbing vertical surfaces. "Put this on," the kid said, tossing a bundle to Leo. "It’s breathable, so you won't roast in the vents. It’s also fire retardant, which might be important if Eleanor decides to torch the place." Leo stripped off the heavy coat and the ill-fitting combat trousers. He pulled on the black suit. It was like a second skin, hugging his muscles, leaving nothing to the imagination.

Spring came early to upstate New York, and a hot spring at that. I crunch a stick under a pair of steel-toed combat boots I found in the depths of the suitcase I packed. Yet another thing that just appeared in my closet. I’ve never worn anything like them in my life, but they’re incredible for stomping. “I’m surprised,” Seb says.

Their footsteps were barely audible, muffled by tactical boots with thick rubber soles. Zean walked at the very front. His black tactical attire fitted snugly against his sturdy, broad frame, while the bulletproof vest on his chest tightened in sync with his steady breathing. A dark-silhouetted, short-barreled assault rifle rested firmly in his embrace. The man's sharp face appeared ice-cold beneath the dim tactical indicator lights mounted on his combat helmet.