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It was like I was too far out of reach. There had to be a wolf nearby. Closing my eyes, I search for a link, just one. Just one link, that was all I needed. It was weak, but I found one. “This is your Alpha. I need you to come to me!” I sent out the call, knowing that I had never met them. They would still respond, that they would have no choice. “I’m coming.” The voice was quiet, familiar. I sit down on a tree stump and wait until she appears.

She was giving Adeline a chance to show off her skills and also using the time to study her moves. "Humph!" Adeline scoffed as she slowly walked around Audrey. "I'm a wolf, I was just playing with my food before I finally killed it," Adeline used her leg to flip up the spear that was beside her feet. "Now, I'm giving you a chance to a fair fight," Adeline flipped the spear in a circular motion with her fingers. "Try to see if you can beat me before I change to my wolf and kill- Argh!" Adeline instinctively raised a hand to her cheek.

After hanging up, Adeline's long fingers scrolled through photos of Lizzie and Jacob. She had intended to meet Lizzie earlier in the day. Since Lizzie didn't know about her, she planned to make her aware. Adeline was Bruno's lover, not Lizzie. But she hadn't expected to witness such a juicy scene. Regardless of whether there were lingering feelings or not, she intended to make good use of those photos.

XANDER’S POV I stared at the TV screen in horror. The videos and pictures flashing before my eyes seemed unreal. Adeline, dancing seductively in her underwear, her naked pictures in hotels. It was a nightmare. "CEO of AD Jewelry, Adeline, exposed as a fraud," one headline screamed. "Her real source of income: sugar daddies," another blared. I felt like I couldn't breathe. Beside me, Adeline crumpled to the floor in shock. She didn't cry or scream. She just stared at the screen quietly, as if the life had been sucked out of her.

I head back to my room, my phone pinging from his message. I sat back on my desk, accessing my computer and finding the file with Adeline’s name on it. When I locate the video, I slip on my headphones over my head, drowning out the world around me. I close my eyes tightly, clutching the earphones firmly against my skull. Her moans penetrate my skull and her soft cries evade my soul. Finally, I can breathe again for now. ADELINE

“I know how to say my words. If you want to seal an agreement with me, then I can ask someone to create a---” “I want food supplies for my members, but I want you to promise me that you will give them work and make sure the future of the children in my pack. I don’t like to hear about the documents you’re talking about because I prefer a short agreement to sign some papers. If you’re a woman with honor and dignity, I know you won’t try to betray me like she has done to me.” She offered her hand, making me stunned because she seemed still bitchy, but she became soft fast. “I’m Adeline,” she introduced herself, so I accepted her hand. Her eyes gleamed in light green, and she nodded with joy. “

He lunged for the bathroom to make himself throw up, but a sharp, searing pain had already erupted in his gut. "You crazy—" He gasped, barely forcing the words out. But Adeline just kept smiling—a cold, empty smile. She picked up the fruit knife from the coffee table and plunged it into his chest. Over and over. "Anyone who toys with a true heart deserves to die." When her strength gave out, she collapsed to the floor, sobbing. Dark, blood-red liquid spilled from her lips as she opened her mouth. Then she fell still. Her eyes stayed open, staring at nothing.

The gold letters printed across the surface glimmered under the white office lights. Vin Romano Moretti and Melvina Her brows slowly drew together. Something about it felt strange again. She leaned back in her chair and opened her laptop. “If Melvina is marrying Vin… then what exactly is her connection with Adeline?” she murmured quietly to herself. Her fingers began moving across the keyboard. A few seconds later, Adeline’s social profile appeared on the screen. Alicia leaned closer. The page was almost empty. Just a few pictures. One photo showed a much younger Adeline standing beside a little boy. In another, she stood beside an older woman who Alicia assumed was her mother. They looked p

Someone behind Eve ordered Adeline. Axel could see the sardonic smile on Adeline's face—a woman who he knew wasn't afraid of anything, including death. "Don't ruin your life for me, Adeline," Axel muttered softly. "Drop your gun, and I promise I won't let anyone hurt you. My enemy is Andres, not you." "Are you joking with me?" Adeline responded calmly. "I'll only drop this gun after I kill you." Yes, Axel knew she wasn't joking. Because exactly two seconds later, Axel heard the startling sound of her gunshot. Not just once, but she fired three shots that hit him perfectly.

But then, without warning, a sleek black SUV pulled up to the edge of the gathering, and all eyes turned to watch as Adeline stepped out of the vehicle. She was a vision in white, her gown shimmering in the fading light of day. Her long, fiery red hair cascaded down her back like a waterfall of flames, and her bright green eyes sparkled like emeralds in the evening light. Her smile lit up the entire scene, and she looked like an angel, descended from heaven to bless the gathering with her presence.