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Rage flashed through Elaine so hot it drowned out the pain. She didn’t think. She moved. The world cracked. Silver light burst beneath her skin, so bright it swallowed the dark. Heat tore through her bones, twisting, remaking, pulling something buried to the surface. Elaine cried out as the force ripped through her body, and then the pain was gone. Where a girl had stood a second earlier, a silver wolf landed in the dirt. For one stunned heartbeat, the forest went silent. Even Elena froze. Elaine’s own breath came faster as she stared down at her paws, at the moonlight gleaming across silver fur.

I can feel blood rushed to my face and I think I have turned crimson red. I am sure that Mr. & Mrs. Marco can see that. "So that's why we decided to hire an attorney for our side," Marco said. "Our lawyer told us that there's no way that you two are gonna get anywhere without legal help." "And you think Silver Hall will agree to it?" Lucas asks, looking doubtful. Marco shrugs. "We hope they'll listen to the case," he replies. I can feel my nipple harden and poking through my shirt. I put my notebook in front to hide them.

I move again, and he flinches. "I'm telling the truth," he rushes out. "Your brother saw you in the parking lot. He saw Sky touch her necklace. Rylan said he's going after it. I screwed up. I told him things I shouldn't have. I told him she's Silver Moon Pack. That she's half Fae." Everything inside me goes red. Claws tear through my knuckles without me thinking. My body leans forward, ready to tear him apart. One move. One slip. Eli presses a hand to his neck, sucking in air, eyes wide with fear, mouth opening and closing like he can't get enough breath.

I tried telling him not to ruin his health, but he kissed me instead. I was in the middle of reviewing the trade documents when the door to the council chamber opened and Joyce leaned in. “Mr Silverlake is here,” my secretary said. “He asked if you had time for him.” I looked up and nodded at her. “Send him in.” Elias walked into the council chamber the same way he walked into every room, with an air of confidence engulfing him from every side, and without performing anything. I liked that, but the elders didn't. He was dressed simply, with no formal indication of the two big packs now resting on his shoulders. He looked like he was at peace with the decision he had made, which was the most

Silver walked to the stairwell, because she was not getting back in that elevator, and pushed through the door, and climbed to seventeen, and collected her files, and returned to her desk. She sat down. She stared at her screen for a moment. Then she picked up her phone and sent Skylia a text. *You were right about one thing.* Skylia replied in under thirty seconds. *I'm always right about everything, be specific.* Silver looked at the text. Then she typed: *He hasn't realized it yet. But he's getting there.* Three dots. Then: *Tell me everything.* Silver put the phone face down on the desk. She opened the execution plan draft.

I whisper, my spine locked straight as iron. Luna and Julia do not hesitate for a single second, shifting their bodies in front of my plus-size frame, their claws extending to match the guards' steel weapons. The rest of the Silverhowl pack servants remain frozen outside the barrier, too cowardly to interfere. The keepers step closer, their scents dripping with raw, explicit desire as they scan my thick, voluptuous hips beneath the silver dress. "There is still enough time for your heavy thighs to submit, Eloise. Crawl into the changing cave, strip your skin for our recording crystals, and let us take a few large-scale erotic images for the market. Do that, and our fangs will overlook your h

The last thing I needed was another one of them meddling in my business. “Torturing her won't yield results,” Elias said. His voice was dead, flat, carrying a chill that seeped into the humid room. “You followed me here.” I bared my fangs, my muscles coiling. If he had tracked me without my knowledge, I was slipping. “To save your ass.” He raised a hand, ignoring my posture. “You do know Silver saw you secretly snuck out of the house?” My pulse spiked. “She did?!”

“Look at those fireworks. By the time we get there, everything will be burnt to a crisp.” “That is a very fitting outcome. It will save us the hassle of having to cremate all those bloody witches and their followers of evil. Isn’t that right, Grand Inquisitor?” “Hm.” Ezeus Teppesh responded to his driver’s inquiry with a low grunt. He looked as if he wasn’t so please by the entirety of Guillume Mountain being set ablaze. His eyes carried a type of mystery that couldn’t be easily deciphered by a commoner’s mindset. He poked his head outside the curtains and conveyed to his driver, “Tell the main army to hurry on ahead. Our brothers might be needing our help.”

Just as Elijah thought he could catch his breath, a massive truck barreled through, crushing its way forward. Elijah gripped the steering wheel tightly. His throat constricted with words he couldn't even begin to speak. These maniacs wouldn't stop until he was dead. Elijah swerved and dodged narrowly, but the next moment, the car spun out of control. Reeling from the force, it plummeted off the edge of Silvermist Peak. The crash resounded through the air with explosions of flame and metal. … He was so close. He was so close to escaping.

She gave me her blessing and said she would deal with the consequences of our agreement. I hadn't planned on going back out to the beach house that night, but something in my gut told me there was something wrong. And so, I left the underground immortal city below Los Angeles and made my way back to the beach house. That's when I found, amidst the familiar scent of Ulysses's wolf pack, Yen's family had been murdered and Yen was hanging on for dear life.