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I answered. We stood there awkwardly, neither of us saying anything else until Jack decided to break the silence. "I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable. It is just that you looked like someone I knew. You know...redhead." He said, pointing at my hair. I wondered if he couldn't just read social cues or whether he didn't give a damn about them. But Jack gave me the ick, and I was looking forward to ending the conversation. As much as I wanted to give him a piece of my mind. I didn't have time for enemies. Maybe it was first day jitters. We all had them. "Well, now that you have seen me in all my glory, I hope you can tell that I am not the friend you are convinced I look like. Not all redhe

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Guess it isn’t every day that they have guests from other packs over for dinner. “Theo, Brooke, these are my sisters,” Jax says nonchalantly, tossing a thumb in their direction and naming them off in order. “Jade, Jenna, and Juliet.” “I totally see the resemblance,” Juliet marvels, her eyes flickering between Theo and I. “Jaxy, how the hell did you miss that?”

Sabtu malam di sebuah kamar yang penghuninya sedang asyik sendirian. Entah apa yang sedang dikerjakan Janu. Matanya fokus dan tak berkedip menatap layar laptop. 'Jack, nongkrong, yuk.' Sebuah pesan masuk ke ponselnya. Ternyata dari Abraham. Janu yang sedari tadi hanya bermalas-malasan segera membuka dan membacanya.

Rachel “Jayce, are you going to tell me where the heck has been driving us for a long time?” I sighed, resting my head on the headrest. “Calm down and just relax,” Jayce said, giving me a small smile before turning his focus to the road. “It’s been one hour,” I complained. “No, to mention this place looks pretty damn scary,” “It’s not scary, it’s calming.” I scanned his face, only to find him smiling. “Calming yeah, more like horrifying,”

I just need you to see what a joke these two are. "Was there something you two needed?" Once again, it was Jen who couldn't leave well enough alone. She just couldn't seem to help herself, and he wondered how blind the other two were that they couldn't see what was really going on here. Since Kerry seemed to have gone mute in the last five minutes, he figured it was up to him to bring the shit out in the open. He'd lost interest in his little experiment already. He'd expected more from his opponents than to be facing off with fucking middle-schoolers.

He sighed, his hazel eyes checking his watch as if he was late for something. “Straight to the point I see” I huffed “Alpha J, where’s his office? I was meant to be there…now.” “Some advice, do not call the Alpha ‘Alpha J’ if you want to get out of here with all your fingers” he said, as he started walking again “as for his office, I’m going past there now, you can follow along with me.”

I swear it. When I returned to the pack house, Jake was already there, his face twisted in pain as he spoke with a group of warriors. He looked up as I approached, his eyes locking onto mine. “Who?” he asked simply. “Tim,” I said, my voice breaking. “They killed Tim.” Jake’s expression darkened, his jaw clenched so tightly I thought it might break. He turned away, slamming his fist into the nearest wall. The sound echoed through the room, a raw, physical manifestation of his rage.

And even without trying, she looked seductive to want to make her mine. “You are not useless,”I said with a straight face. She stared at me, warmth flickering in her eyes. Her fingers twitched as she pressed her lips together and blinked down on her feet. “Now go! Go change your clothes,” I cleared my throat, brushing past her as she looked down on the flour covering her apron. “I will,” she muttered. Breakfast came a little later than usual, but after I had taken breakfast, I left for work. My drive to my company was smooth. Soon, I got to my head quarters, Krull enterprises, it towered over the city skyline, almost hard to miss even if you weren't looking into details.

Jacob looked at me in confusion. “Okay, but what is going on? What happened at the meeting today?” I hate it when he questions me. “That’s my business, but let’s just say that within a month we will probably be going to war with Joseph and we will need everyone we have.” He must have seen the look in my eyes because he didn’t ask any other questions. He just got on the phone and called Jordan. “Jacob, have Jordan ship me my bike.” He just nodded. Once he was done he walked back over to me.