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Only people part of the peerage were allowed inside, leaving the ordinary English celebrate on the market streets situated on their respective home area. As the hypocritical aristocrat he is, Lord Dynirho Syford brought a simpleton tenant’s daughter, but of great wit and bearable poise after a proper training. Offering his right hand, the lucky commoner girl accepts as taught. Then, she unmounted from the luxurious coach, adorned with expensive, high-class curtains having golden tussles on its hem.

He took rather too much pleasure in dressing down, particularly when the client he was meeting with expected rather more of a song and dance. Lexi was the only member of the landed gentry he had ever bothered to dress up for. There was a notion to make a man’s blood run cold. But it told Tyler everything he needed to know about himself—and in truth, he already knew it—that he didn’t tear off the coat he wore and toss it in the harbor. And that when he saw the slim, dark-haired woman standing at a rail near the bar, her eyes on the harbor bridge lit up against the night, he walked faster.

Turning on his heel, Ethan walked out of the room, completely oblivious to the fact that the woman he thought he owned was already cutting the strings. Lane Conlay’s POV The eastern wing of the Blackwood estate was noticeably warmer than the rest of the castle, heated by expensive, imported charcoal that Lane had purchased from the southern merchant guilds. As she walked down the long, arched corridor, the heavy fabric of her dark green dress swept against the floor, the only sound accompanying her steady, unhurried footsteps. Up ahead, near the linen closets, a group of three young pack maids were huddled together, their heads bent in whispered, frantic gossip.

“You’re either the bravest fools we’ve ever met… or the most dangerous. Either way, you’ve got our attention. We’ll help.” Even as alliances formed, Ethan’s counterstroke fell like shadows over the world. A Paris whistleblower “fell” from her apartment window. A Dubai journalist disappeared en route to the airport. A London bank that dared to freeze Ethan’s accounts suddenly faced a cyberattack so devastating it crippled their systems for days. And then came the message for Amara, personal, deliberate. When she returned to the penthouse late one night, a box waited on the dining table. No note. No address. Inside: a queen chess piece, painted with crimson ink, its surface sticky and smelling

Her posture was precise without being rigid, her expression composed without being distant. “Welcome to Celestine Heights,” the woman said. “We’ve been expecting you.” The phrasing struck oddly. Not today. Not this evening. Just—expecting. “I’m Lillian Bloom,” Lillian replied. The woman smiled, warmth touching her eyes. “Yes. Of course you are.” She gestured toward the estate. “Please come this way. Lady Whitmore is in the garden.” They walked in silence. Lillian took in the grounds as they passed. The landscaping was deliberate but not ornamental. Trees placed for shade, not spectacle. Pathways worn by use rather than design. This was a place lived in, not displayed.

Third Person's POV Adelaide continued entertaining guests while privately asking Paisley to monitor everyone, particularly scheming she-wolves. Paisley noticed two young ladies frequently exchanging glances with Madison. She memorized their appearances and asked Ivy about their identities. Ivy, who was managing the party, identified them after checking and told Paisley, "The one in buff is a relative of the Winteringham family; I don't know her exact name. The one in lavender is Una Williamson, a talented and beautiful woman often compared to Lycan Luna—Camilla's capital-recognized talent back in the day."

From Alpha Nick’s expression, I could tell he felt the same. Still, why ask me? Was he deliberately trying to make enemies for me? I shot him a glare and curled my lips into a slight smile. Then I said truthfully: “Lady Fashion targets upper-class women between 30 and 50. The designs should reflect their refined elegance and graceful charm. Anna’s drawings are lovely, but they’re too ornate—showy without substance, and they lack soul. Like the roses in the Moon Temple—they don’t need swings or fences. They’re beautiful just as they are.”

Isabella and Jason walked at my side while we followed the receptionist to the second floor of the building. After reaching the end of a hallway a pair of gates with the shield of guild stood before us. The sword to defend against the wild, the book and pen to register your discoveries to the world, and the star to guide you in your path through darkness. Even if adventurers were considered failed knights, there was still honor in their roots.

The beautiful woman's skirt accidentally rode up, revealing her white panties. I crouched beside her and boldly reached out one hand. The moment I touched her thigh, a soft sensation spread through my palm. It was incredibly smooth. Her black stockings were silky, her thigh was very bouncy, and the fleshy part near the top felt especially good to touch. The woman, feeling something strange near the top of her thigh, murmured drowsily, "Brent Poole? Have you come back?"

A resigned sigh escapes him as his gaze drops to the floor and he drops back into his seat. Servant carry out an unconscious Heather, her so-called friends—Violette, Piper, and Lindsay—laugh wickedly, celebrating the stunning turn of events that no one had expected. "Though we have just witnessed a grievous moment, the ceremony must continue.” Lady Eleanor says and gestures at the servants and they meticulously go back to the task of fishing out the whitestones. Two pairs emerge and are quickly placed on the tray. Lady Eleanor wipes each one before holding them up to call out the initials.