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“You have picked a good day to return. Milo and a dozen other bookmakers are here, prepping odds for the Showcase. Give them something good to see, yeah?” I nodded and made my way over to Killian. His brown head of curls was the only lively thing about him. His face was pale and sickly, he must have been worrying. “I am sorry you were selected for the Showcase…but thank you for fighting beside me. You're a brave man." “I am sorry you got whipped. It was the worst thing I have ever seen.”

Killian mutters, making Sebastian laugh despite the stress he is feeling right now. “In that case, Liam is like an octopus's testicles. Too much but too short.” Sebastian goes along, finding the courage to badmouth Liam as he isn't listening to their conversation. Killian snorts, nodding his head nonetheless. He agrees to this fact wholeheartedly. He met Liam only once, yet his fake sweetness got into Killian's nerves. When Killian called him out on his falsehood, Liam showed his real face and used abusive language which didn't really affect Killian because he was more cruel to Liam.

The Knights had changed the course of wars, shifted the balance of power. Yet, there was nothing—no trace—on Killian himself. Except for his marriage. To the public, he and Kate appeared to be the perfect, harmonious couple. Their names were attached to charities across the country and internationally. But legally? They weren’t married. I clicked on a photograph of Killian and Kate at a charity event, taken two months ago. Killian wore a well-fitted three-piece suit. He had a lean frame—deceptive, given the rock-hard muscles he hid beneath. No tattoos were visible. His dark, lethal eyes looked down on everyone as if a mere flick of his fingers could annihilate them all.

he said quietly, “I’d rather you know exactly what you’re dealing with. Or not at all.” Daire’s jaw flexed. On some level, he wanted to see this. Wanted the forest to weigh Kieran and render a verdict. On another, uglier level, he resented that Kieran got to prove himself this way at all. The elder’s pale eyes fixed on Kieran. “State your name,” they said. “And the oath you offer.” Kieran cleared his throat. “Kieran Hale,” he said. His voice came out rough. He swallowed and tried again. “Kieran Hale. Former Tribunal runner. Current pain in their ass.”

Sebastian tossed his phone aside with a look of utter despair, telling Regan’s phone: "Bro, you're... way too caught up in beauty to worry about brotherhood! I don’t care, I’m not going. I can pay the breach of contract f*e.” Killian's tone brooked no argument. “Do you think I need your little breach of contract f*e?” “You want to debut, prove yourself to your parents? I’ll pour in the funding and resources to make you a star.” “You said you didn’t want to be a tool for capital accumulation? I’ll buy you half of Orange Entertainment.” “You said those shareholders were annoying, that you didn’t want to manage anything? I acquired Orange Entertainment.” Killian calmly explained, “Now that Oran

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Killian's name sat under it in clean white letters, with analysts already guessing at how much the stock would jump by morning. Killian sat on the sofa, a glass of water in front of him, tablet in hand, sleeves still rolled from the day. He didn't look like a man carrying the weight of what had happened at the pier, or the fight from that morning. He looked like someone who'd just taken forty million dollars off the table without needing to stand up for it. He glanced up when my shoes crossed the floor. His eyes moved over the sweater, the old jeans, my hair loose around my shoulders, and didn't linger there. He didn't ask where I'd walked. He didn't ask why my phone had been off all afterno

I said as I got up to leave but he pulls me back. "Will you please just calm down?" he said. just then his phone beeps and as he was about to bring it out, the phone fell and a video of a woman masturbating and calling out his name was on the screen, that was enough to bring out the hidden Usain Bolt in me. Run Erica Run

Killian Reeds. Fuck. Fuck. Fuck. There was no way in hell this was real! Killian wasn't just an ordinary artist; he was more like a god in drawing. Plus he was also a very talented photographer too. A man of multiple and yet perfect talents. He was the man whose paintings hung in the Louvre and the Met. He was the very man whose stormy blue eyes and rugged, brooding face graced the covers of millions of magazines. And most importantly, he was also the man who had occupied my most private, late-night fantasies since I was nineteen.

Killian looked around, his gaze searching, but saw nothing out of the ordinary. I was furious when Ophelia mentioned death everywhere. I knew Ophelia wanted to manipulate Killian into not allowing Lillian to stay in the pack. I was stunned when Ophelia mentioned her, too, speaking about how rogues killed her husband. “Mother, there is no death here,” Killian said, his voice calm but firm. “They are,” Ophelia insisted, pointing at the car where Lillian lay. Killian turned to see for himself, surprise flashing across his face as he realised they were outside.