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From His Pet to His Wife
However, as soon as I lay on the bed, my drowsiness vanished.
I had a strong premonition.
My position was about to be replaced by that young newcomer.
I couldn't believe how lucky she was to meet Sean on her first day of work!
The situation left me feeling extremely resentful.
My premonition was right. Over the next week, I didn't see Sean at all. I gradually learned the latest news about Sean from various sources. The young newcomer had, as expected, become Sean's new favorite, and she received his full attention.
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The CEO's Forever Pet
Theo: If all old people looked like you, there'd be no more retirement home just men with multiple wives.
And he never passed up the opportunity to flirt. I rolled my eyes at the cheesy attempt and put my phone down to focus on my school project.
When my phone chimed again, I glanced at it, then back on my laptop trying to keep a focused gaze-
I grabbed the phone, got up and jumped back on my bed right under the covers where it was warm, suddenly craving cuddles.
He sent a picture of his morning meal: toast, bacon, eggs and sausages.
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Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers
I didn't say it out loud, but I'd work twenty coffee jobs if it meant I got to watch over her.
The place was called Bean Hive. Small, busy, smelled like toasted cinnamon and burnt espresso. I started two days after Sierra. The manager, a skinny guy named Pete, seemed nice but didn’t trust me around the machines after I cracked the espresso handle just trying to lock it in.
“Uh, maybe... stick to wiping tables, yeah?” Pete said, staring at the bent metal like it had personally insulted him.
“Right. Sorry,” I muttered, trying to hide how red my face got.
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MINE, PEACHES
PIETRO GIACOMETTI
I watched from a distance as Peaches went through the clothing items, checking and dropping. She had been doing so for over five minutes now and she had picked absolutely nothing.
Each time, her eyes would light up in delight and then she'd check the price tag and drop it quickly with a slight head shake.
"Boss." Finn called.
"I got the information on Dylan Donovic already and I think you will definitely be interested in this." Finn handed the tablet to me and I tore my gaze off Peaches for a second.
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ALPHA CALEB AND HIS VEILED LUNA
I asked, the veins in my head popped out and I looked at him confused, Pop sighed, he didn’t look as though he was joking so I knew he wasn’t.
“What happened to Derek?” I asked and he’s been relegated from his duties, something about chasing for the moonstone,” Pops answered and I wasn’t at all surprised, Derek had always been a very greedy fool.
“There’s going to be a meeting tomorrow, and oh, Bree mentioned you’re in town, and the elders have decided you become the next beta to alpha Derek,” Pop said and I just looked at him surprised again.
“What happened to his childhood friend, was his name Pete?” I asked and Pops nodded, I was right, his name was Pete.
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How to Make the Ice Prince Fall
Letting his gaze wander over the windows of the mansion, everything seemed to be normal.
"Something the matter?", Katherine asked curiously, as Pete was still standing next to the horse, his hand on the hilt of his sword as if ready to unsheathe it. With a short scan, she couldn't find an enemy.
Relaxing his stance as to not scare her unnecessarily, Pete gave one of his rare smiles. "No, milady. Nothing."
Walking over to the other guard, he stretched out his hands for the reins. "My horse please."
While giving it to him, Jack quietly muttered: "No worries."
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DAWN
and said "you'll be alone. Maybe I should quit school and stay to look over you. " he said. "Silly. " I replied. "Where have you been all this while. I have been looking out for myself since forever. Am a tough girl. I knowy my way around. " I replied. "She is right. She is a though girl. " came Emjay's voice after he walked in and we didn't even notice. "Welcome! " I said pushing a seat over to him. "Thanks he said. " sitting down. "Water? " I asked maybe he would need a sachet one too. "No thanks am good. " he said. "Hi" he said to Peter. "I am Emjay. " he added extending his right hand to Peter for a handshake. " Am peter. " replied Peter. "You are new here? " asked Emjay. "Three months
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Fated To More Than One Alpha
the guy who looked like Pete responded
why did they keep saying wolves? were there any wolves around? or did these people keep wolves as pets? she felt like she hadn't seen the last of these strange people.
"does she have some kind of memory loss? Calvin asked Dante, the guy who looked like her brother Pete
"I think so" Dante answered. "she doesn't recognize anyone and she calls me Pete"
"those jerks!" Calvin yelled "how bad did they hurt my mate?"
Calvin turned to her
"don't worry my love, let's go in, so I'll put you to sleep and while you're asleep, I'll call the salutary wolves to attend to you " he said
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Our Submissive Sin
I asked, turning a charming smile toward the chubby worker.
“Peter McDowell, but your wolf can just call me Pete, Master Johnson,” he stuttered out, his cheeks turning an instant, bright shade of pink. I always felt a twisted sense of victory when my frame made a mid-rank male blush.
“There is absolutely no need for formal titles in my circle. Pete works perfectly. So, what dark plans are your beasts plotting over this tablet?” I asked smoothly, leaning into his space.
“We are mapping out the potential interior layouts for your new boutique, J-Johnson,” Pete stammered, his fingers tapping the crystal screen. “My shift-partner and I drew these visual scrawls up last midnight for your wolf to
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Her Eyes of Emerald and Fire
But his face is clean shaven, and he’s wearing a dark grey buttoned shirt with black trousers with a pleat down the front.
He was carrying a paperback book of some sort, but it didn’t look like he’d been reading. She reads the spine; ‘The Pencil: A History of Design and Circumstance’ by Henry Petroski. It seems like he’d grabbed the first book he’d seen and walked out the door to greet them, probably because of her. Kai sighs,
“Seth, keeping track of us now?” Seth smiled,
“Only because my hosts ran off with barely a word, leaving me in their office.” She smiles, and bows her head to Ash and Kai,
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The first thing that struck me about 'The Keeper' was how it weaves together mystery and emotional depth in a way that feels both haunting and intimate. The story follows a reclusive archivist named Elias, who discovers a collection of forgotten letters hidden in the basement of an old library. As he pieces together the correspondence between a soldier and his lover during WWII, Elias becomes obsessed with uncovering their fate—only to realize the letters might be connected to his own family’s buried secrets. The novel shifts between past and present, with the wartime romance contrasting sharply against Elias’s isolated modern life. What starts as a historical puzzle gradually morphs into a meditation on loss and the ways we preserve (or erase) memory. The author has this knack for making dusty archives feel like emotional minefields, and I found myself holding my breath during certain reveals.
What really stuck with me, though, was how the ending refuses tidy resolutions. Without spoiling anything, the truth Elias finds isn’t some grand revelation but something quieter and messier—like real history often is. It’s one of those books that lingers, making you side-eye your own attic or basement afterward. I loaned my copy to a friend who’s into genealogical research, and she texted me at 2AM saying it ruined her in the best way.
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