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she called after me. "You'll wait forever," I mumbled. "Bro, I thought you weren't coming," Lynch shouted, as he walked over to me. He swung his arm around my shoulder and I could smell the alcohol off his breath. "And when are you going to stop letting poor Alexa beg. What's going on between you two is it anything serious?" "By all means Lynch," I gestured with my hands for added emphasis. "Have at it," he smirked at first, and then he gave me a pat on the back. "You a good man," he said and walked over to Alexa.

She'd had a stressful last few days and she needed to let loose. "Guys!" Austin called and he pushed through a crowd of people and smiled at his friends. "You made it!" "It's not like we were going to miss it," Sasha said. "I can't believe how many people have turned up!" Austin gasped. "I think I even saw your brother, Alice." "That twat is here?" Alice groaned and rolled her eyes. Brooklyn glanced around. If Kal was here then Harry would be too. "Do you want a drink, Sash?" Austin asked and Sasha slowly raised the can in her hand.

Austin says, knowing I’m about to make a serious call. “Thanks, Austin,” I say, sneaking out of my office to go to his so I can call Alpha Waylon in private. I take a deep breath and dial. He answers on the third ring. “Alpha Waylon.” “Alpha Waylon, this is Alpha Roman Hartwell.” “Alpha Roman, this is an unexpected call. What can I do for you?”

Austin stilled, his expression turning serious as he slowly lowered his head. I stood to leave, but before I could move, Austin called out urgently, “Alpha.” I turned, meeting his gaze, and he finished the mind-link. “Seraphina Nightbane has caused trouble!”

Austin asks while helping to bring in a case of alcohol. "Said he would be here around seven. Had to pick up a friend of his named Alan." Jared and I had gotten very close over the last few months. He had gotten back together with Laynie and she and her friend Anna were both coming tonight as well. I had gone out with both girls a few times and Anna has even done my hair a few times. The girl is seriously talented. When I introduced Jared to Austin I was a little taken back by Jared being a little overprotective but later that night Austin had explained something special to me.

"Connor! Are you never going to let that go? Dylan already apologized to you. And there's nothing going on between us. We've never done anything to betray you. And now, you're breaking up with me, just like that?" Whenever something happened, Alyssa always dodged the real issue. She never made any sense. I honestly don't know what blind idiot I was back then to have loved her. "Alyssa, stop deflecting. Stop arguing. I know exactly how I feel. I don't feel anything for you anymore. And about your idea of making Dylan our financial advisor? Denied." Alyssa looked even more stunned. Like she'd been struck by lightning. Her eyes went wide with fury. "Connor! Fine, break up with me. But why are y

The women look wary of Austin, but Raven, their clear ring-leader, sneers, “You can do much better than the town whore, Austin. This one can’t stop spreading her legs for her landlord, it seems.” “Remember what I said about me being ideally positioned?” I say abruptly. She glares at me, and I can see that she wants to say something, but Austin’s voice is sharp. “Enough. Leave!” The women shoot me a dirty look before leaving quickly. When Austin lingers, I raise my brows. “Shouldn’t you be going after them? You know, in case they start accusing someone else of being the town whore?” “I wondered why it was so easy for you to be open to Loyd’s advances,” He says coldly. “Now, I know.”

Renee yelled. "I'm allowing you to be with Austin. He and his family have already been sent to Norway. You'll be joining them. You wanted to have his child, right? Feel free to do so for all I care," Linc replied, his tone laced with cold indifference. "Why should I believe you? Show me proof that they're in Norway," Renee demanded, her voice shaking. Linc swiftly parked the car in a corner, reached into his pocket, and retrieved his phone. After scrolling through his messages, he handed it to Renee.

This was the least I could do. “We’ll get answers; it’s just going to take a little bit of time,” Orion spoke; his voice was filled with determination and strength. When I looked up at him, he gave me a reassuring nod. “Thank you,” Austin whispered as he dropped his forehead to Lorraine’s hand. “If you weren’t here, I don’t know what Lorraine and I would do.” “Do you not have family here to lend support?” I asked as I moved on to the next knot in Lorraine’s locks.

“You and I both want the same thing. I want you to help me with my plans and in return, I will take you as my Luna. Ashton never respected and valued you, I will.” Lydia felt like she was in a dream. Was this really happening? “I saw you right next to Charlotte and..,” Austin cut in. “I only used her to get what I wanted,” He said. “She’s just a pawn in my game.” Lydia agreed to the Austin alliance without thinking twice. She had just gotten another chance to become the Luna and was not going to let it slip through her fingers. “Tell me what to do!” She said to Austin. “After I become the Alpha of the Crescent Moon pack, I am going to bind the pack to me and make them all like me,” Austin st