Lauren Rutherford 소설 & 이야기

I’d never expected that moment to carry over to the rest of the team. Lauren had ended up eloping - with a woman, which had surprised the hell out of me - last year in Vegas. But then again, I had been coaching women’s softball. I shouldn’t have been that surprised. She’d sent me a photo of her at the altar with her now-wife, and another one of her and her wife with baseball bats and a smashed watermelon, and let me know she wasn’t making rash decisions and she’d found someone who valued her as much as she did.

"Is there a reason you kicked Luna out of Alpha's office earlier?" Laura's smile faltered for a moment before she quickly composed herself. "Oh, it was just a misunderstanding. I didn't realize Brax had asked Luna to wait for him, and never having met you before, I just thought you were some random person. I apologize if I came off as rude," she said, trying to sound sincere. I could see through her cover-up story, but I decided not to escalate the issue further, offering her a weak smile. Brax's eyes flicked between us, trying to read the situation. "It's Alpha to you, Laura. Luna is welcome in my office anytime, and if I hear of you being rude to her again, you will be punished," he said,

I can’t believe I found her the first place I went looking. My second chance mate. And she’s a sexy little vixen. Her name is Lauren Densmore. Daughter of a warrior and the head of a construction company. She’s been training with her mother to help prepare newly shifted wolves for combat. And you can see it in the way she moves. She’s lean, but strong. Sculpted arms. Long, toned legs. And in that short, black, strapless dress?

“She forgot this at my place. Lauren’s diary.” Ethan glanced at it. “And?” “Read it if you want. You’ll notice something—Lauren only moves toward her true goals when you’re out of the picture. Remember those three years you pretended to be dead? She built her fashion house from nothing. When she lost her child and left you again, she started her tech project. She’s been researching tech her whole life, but no one believed in her. Not even you. That’s why you were blindsided when you discovered what she was building—you thought she knew less than Amy Grant.”