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“I’ll come grab you when we get around to dinner, then.” Lya’s only response was a nod again. I left the room, hoping some time and space would be enough for her to open up a bit. I couldn’t get a read on this girl to save my life. 'Usually you don’t have to get a read, I do,' Adair commented. I huffed. 'So what’s your take, then?' 'I don’t know, I can’t get a read.' 'You are so very helpful,' I said while rolling my eyes. I opened the door to my office, glad to see Trevor was still there.

The gardener looked at me with a mix of pity and horror. "Dig it up. The smell stinks." My voice was indifferent. Watching the tree crash down, its roots—connected to the earth's ley lines—exposed to the air, I felt nothing but relief. I returned to the study and found the Blood Oath scrolls and cards Ethan had written to me. I shoved them, stack by stack, into the magical shredding array. The array hummed, and the sweet nothings that once made my wolf's heart race instantly turned into meaningless dust.

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One of them, with a scar on his face, sneered, "Well, well, look what we have here, a female wolf. Care to play with us?" His companion chimed in, his menacing appearance matching his words, "I'm sure you'd enjoy it. All the werewolf women go crazy for us, longing for our embrace." Maintaining a composed demeanor, I responded firmly, "Sorry, but no thanks. I'm not interested at the moment." However, my rejection seemed to only agitate them further, as they decided to persist in their attempts to persuade us. The two want to hold my hand but luckily Cassimir holds the hand of the two and grips them tightly.

Expressionless, Kendrick read the report. When he had finished reading it, he waved the papers at Jude. Raising his brows, he asked, "Is this all?"

These servants are skillfully frightening. Madam Rhea pulled out the documents from the file and read through it’s contents. Some time, she would read the papers seriously, one time, she would scoff when she gazed at a paper and placed that paper away from the thin stack. “Alright. I believe that you have read all of these, right?” I nodded. “Then, what do you think about it?” I fluttered my eyes in confusion. “About what?” Madam Rhea froze for a bit. Out of nowhere, she let out a giggle while shaking her head. “Those bastards…” She mumbled beneath her breath.

I Start reading the contract paper well. You have read and understood every information written in this file You will not try to do any harm to Christian William in any way. You cannot share their personal information with any enemy company. You also cannot share any information written in this file with anyone else like family ,friends etc. If you are found doing this then you have to deposit a large amount as penalty.. And after that whatever will happen to you ,is responsible only and only you... After reading this contract, my mind completely wandered. At first, after reading this file, I do not understand why the file of this method has been prepared and now this contract from above?...

I hold it up with one hand, keeping the other arm firmly around him. “Read to me,” he says, closing his eyes. “It’s a trade agreement, Alexei. It’s incredibly boring.” “Perfect. Your voice makes me sleepy. Read the part about tariffs.” I chuckle softly and start to read. “Clause four, regarding the transport of dried venison and salted fish...”

The file was thicker than he remembered, several pages stapled together, official letterhead gone slightly yellow at the edges. "You don't have to read it out loud," Zariel said, settling into the chair beside his desk. "I'm here either way." "I know." He opened it anyway, and started reading it out loud, because some part of him understood that saying it made it real in a way silent reading never would.