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Julian just needed me quiet. I looked at the marriage certificate. I looked at Ezra. Tall, scarred, cold-eyed, dangerous in a way that didn't bother hiding itself. He wasn't safe. He wasn't kind. He wasn't offering me a rescue. He was offering me a different cage with a door I might eventually learn to pick. But it was the only door that wasn't locked from the outside. "Give me a pen," I said. He handed me one without a word. I signed my name on the line next to his. Lena Moretti, soon to be Lena Crane. A different Crane than planned. A worse one, maybe. Or a better one. I'd figure that out tomorrow.

Crane blew a raspberry as he growled, "Did you think you could deceive me like some child?" "True." Frank nodded but soon scowled. "In that case, let me put it this way… Tell me what has become of Torrent, and I will afford you a quick death. How about that?" "Sure." Surprisingly, Crane agreed to it while still smiling. If anything, he appeared even more excited now! Chuckling, he said, "I can see that I'm no match for you, Frank Lawrence… But you can't kill me. I can't die, thanks to Torrent!"

Fire walks nicely as well. “Thank you, Crane, for being open with me. I will take all of this into consideration for her training and her treatment as a slave.” Crane doesn't seem to be happy with my answer. Crane is a werewolf, but he has always had a heart for others. He knows the truth of Clara’s past and he is looking at me like I’m the new monster. Am I the new monster? Or am I only a monster to those I think deserve my wrath? He’s on Nora’s side. On Clara’s side. Which means they don't agree with what I have done.

“You’re looking well. Still circling other people’s empires?” “Only the ones worth taking.” Crane’s gaze shifted to me, and I felt his interest sharpen. “And who’s this exquisite distraction?” “Elena Cross,” Damian said, his tone tightening subtly around the word Cross. “My wife.” Crane took my hand before I could step back, brushing a kiss over my knuckles. His touch was smooth, but his eyes were calculating. “A pleasure. I was beginning to think Damian preferred solitude to companionship.” “Even glaciers melt eventually,” I replied, smiling sweetly.

The stand was across the road. Crane appeared right on time. Brown coat. No makeup. Short-cropped curls. She didn’t look like someone who’d broken national security stories. She looked like a woman who’d seen hell and knew it wasn’t done with her. Anaïs crossed when the light turned. Crane didn’t look up. “Read anything good?” Anaïs said under her breath. Crane turned a page. “Depends on how it ends.” Anaïs handed her a rolled magazine. The drive was tucked inside.

she began, her thigh touching mine, "what makes you write like that? Your story was... real. It felt like you were writing about someone specific." I took a sip, the wine warm in my throat. "I guess... desires I haven't tried. Things I imagine but haven't done." My cheeks burned, but her gaze held me, urging me on. Marcus leaned forward, his voice low. "We're open-minded about desires. Life's too short to hold back, don't you think?" The air grew thick, charged with something new. Renata's hand touched my arm, light but clear. "Your story mentioned a couple," she said, her lips close to my ear. "Is that something you think about?"

Sara His cock always tasted crazily good. That was why I kept coming back for more. I would say I was slowly becoming addicted to it, which isn't a good sign. He's Layla's father. Layla's my best friend. Someone I shouldn’t even have a dirty thought about. I had betrayed her and didn't even feel that guilty about it. And even now, with her downstairs, I couldn't think about anything else but getting pleasured by her father. Carson gripped my head tighter, shoving his cock deeper inside my mouth.

He opened a new one. Jace: what's your price for attention, Mr. Crane? Because I'm ready to sell mine. And before he could think twice, he hit send

Lena said. "Geoffrey Crane," Clara said. Lena stared at the wave mechanics textbook. "Crane was seventeen years old in 1994," she said. "Geoffrey Crane was," Clara said. "There's another Geoffrey Crane. His father. Also associated with Hale-Draven from 1988 onwards." She paused. "The original Geoffrey Crane, the father, has been dead for twelve years. His son — the one you found in the accounts — inherited the association."

I always craved something more intense, something that would push me to my limits and beyond, leaving me broken and begging. That's what led me to this stupid idea on Christmas Eve. I was alone in my cramped apartment, the snow outside building up against the windows like a white prison wall. Bored out of my mind, I pulled out this ancient book I'd snagged from a shady thrift store downtown. It was all about old Alpine myths, and tucked away in the yellowed pages was a ritual for summoning Krampus… not the watered-down version from holiday movies, but the genuine article, the horned devil who dragged the wicked straight to hell for their sins.