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The drive was a lot shorter than expected. The cab stopped in front of a shiny two–story building with wide glass windows and golden lettering that read Silver Fork. Even from the outside, it smelled of spices, fresh bread, and something mouthwatering that made my stomach grumble in protest. “This is it,” Elsie announced proudly, hopping out of the cab like she owned the place. I followed after her, nerves crawling under my skin. My palms were clammy, my heart pounding as though I were walking into a battle instead of a restaurant.

"You're doing amazing, Esme. They’re listening to you. Really listening." "Because you're making them feel safe enough to listen," I replied. "They know you won't let anyone hurt them if they sign this." He smiled, that rare, lopsided smile that was only for me. "I'll protect the peace just as hard as I protected you." Finally, the sun began to set, casting long, orange shadows across the table. Elena picked up the quill. "The Law of the Silver Eye," she whispered. "It’s a strange name. But maybe a strange name is what we need for a new world."

That instantly made Luciana feel very strange with her skin crawling. "And what was that exactly? You didn't even explain or even say anything to me before." Luciana asked, and tried to get away from the strange feeling of Elijah speaking right in her right ear right now. Elijah averted his eyes, and opened the car door for Luciana. But before Luciana got into the car, Elijah muttered. "I've made a deal with the Silver Company. The Silver Moon Pack's company." Luciana, who was about to get into the car, immediately fell silent and turned her head with a very surprised expression on her face right now.

Steve smiled at her unconscious coquettish action. “But I want to taste them now.” Carla pouted as she quickly finished the last rolls in the box while licking her oily lips. “You have to have enough space in your stomach for the food at the beach.” Steve teased with a smile on his face. If he had known that the way to her heart was through food, He would have taken that route sooner.

Not the wild woods. Somewhere in town. Risky. Electric. Dangerous. Before I could even finish processing this new urge, my phone started rattling across the nightstand. Maya, of course. The only thing keeping me tethered to reality. Her text popped up, frantic. “Evie! Don’t go near the old mill! Something super weird is happening! Please tell me you’re studying!” My wolf just about lost it, growling in irritation. “Weird” in Silver Ridge is basically code for “adventure incoming.” That text wasn’t a warning. It was a challenge.

Dangerous. The sound sent an unfamiliar shiver down her spine. When she dared to glance back, he had already begun dressing, pulling on dark trousers with unhurried ease, completely unaffected by the situation. As if this—being seen like that—was nothing to him. Elsie swallowed hard, trying to regain some composure. “You shouldn’t be here,” she said quietly, still avoiding his gaze. “This is Silverfang territory.” “And yet,” he replied calmly, fastening his shirt, “here I am.”

'You should tell him," A part of me spoke. 'And ruin our adventure. It's important for Elizabeth.' The voice deflated inside me. I relaxed, sighing heavily. We would return before they could find us missing. It had been hours. The moon was above our head, still gleaming fully, spreading lights everywhere. I blinked. I loved the woods. Silver was sleeping in the passenger seat. Elizabeth was driving. Something flashed at the corners of my eyes. A strangled cry left my lips. "What happened?" Elizabeth squealed, clenching the steering wheel. Silver looked at me with big eyes. She was looking sleepy, her hair messy a little. "I saw something, I guess red eyes," I said, horrified. "Don't look out

She turned to me with a serious face. “What happened? One minute you’re here, the next minute you disappear. No message, no call. Nothing.” I took a deep breath. “I went to Silvercrest. There was no network there. They live like it’s the 1500s. No phones, no internet. Just wolves and weird rituals. They wanted us to bond.” Elsie looked at me like I just told her I went to Mars. “I was so worried. I thought something had happened to you.”

Lyra About two months ago my friend Elsie that I met years ago in Italy sent me a book, In her words a naughty little treat. So while Maddox and the other men were outside training I decided to start reading; well holly fuck. She was not wrong, I have been reading for about two hours now and haven't moved off my bed. It definitely lives up to its name A Taste of Sin. I have never slept with a Fae, but boy I am more than curious. Makes me wonder about the author, Eliza Selmer. Bet she’s a naughty girl, the thought makes me laugh.

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.