Alpha's Regret, Begging My Convict Luna Back
Instead, he stopped in a secluded corner and pulled out a thick stack of cash.
My pupils constricted.
Even accounting for inflation, that was easily a hundred thousand dollars.
Over a decade ago.
My wolf bared its teeth in my mind. Impossible. Tyler was just an ordinary worker at a crematorium, no inherited wealth, no underground dealings that we knew of.
He peeled off part of the stack to pay, then retreated again, his shoulders hunched. His phone rang.
The moment he answered, his posture changed completely. He bowed, nodding repeatedly, his face twisted into something servile and fearful.
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