Novel & Cerita Rhys Azriel Cassian

Ezra, who was sitting beside me, got up from his chair and extended a hand to the Lycan, shaking it. “I believe that you of all people should be aware of my support for Mikhail.” Ezra answered, raising an eyebrow at Killian. “The main question is why are YOU here? I believe that you are a rival?” “Yes, I was a rival to Mikhail’s father, but that does not mean that I have to be toward his son. You know, a family rival can end somewhere, and I choose for it to end with his father.” Killian said, looking at Mikhail who frowned at the sight of the Lycan. Ezra put his hand on his chest, pushing him back.

Watching her brown sandals like they held the answer to all her problems. Cassiel cleared his throat once, and the noise stopped. “I’m going to skip the introductions; you’re all familiar with who we are. I’m only here to clear the air. Rhysland is not an abused, sheltered kid. He’s a spoiled nepo baby who decided that when I wouldn’t let him drink himself to death that he would go search for his supposed real ‘family’. I’ve done nothing but show him kindness, and he hasn’t repaid me with the same thing. He’s slandered my name, used my money, and acted like a victim when he is anything but.” Cassiel paused, and I saw Rhysland’s face turn white, then red with rage. He started walking towards

"I doubt that. What do you want?" Abel's smile widened, eyes gleaming with satisfaction. "I’m here for a deal." Cassius raised an eyebrow, his patience thinning by the second. "A deal? What sort of deal?" "Why are you still holding out hope to get Thelia tied to Asher? Let’s be honest, you’ve lost. He’s found his mate—Olivia, isn’t it? A half-breed, if I recall correctly. And now they’ve got a child together."

Darius. He didn’t rush, didn’t apologize for the intrusion. He simply moved to Ryan’s empty chair and took it, folding himself into the seat as though it had always been his. “Apologies for the delay,” he said smoothly, his voice dripping with mock politeness. “I thought it only right that I attend today in person. No more messengers. Ryan’s duty is done here, and I thought that I would come and introduce myself.” The other investors shifted, exchanging curious glances, sensing tension they couldn’t name.