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Jairus uttered sympathetically . "Hey, I have heard of a better one or say a perfect professional one 'the queen.’ What if we try her?" Kurtz presented his idea and informed his friend about another girl who was rumoured to be the best one in the city. "Ugh! Not again. I am not in a mood now." Jairus replied fast, irritated as hell after getting regular treatment from the previous one.

He said and I turned to him, an eyebrow raised. "Really?" I asked and he nodded. "When she first came in, she knew nothing about fighting, but now, she's one of the best warriors in my pack, and her knowledge on war and defense strategy is vast. If I didn't know when she started learning how to fight, I would have said that she knew about it before, but she didn't. She's just a very smart girl." He said looking at her with twinkling eyes. "She even helps out other packs in the Northern regions. That's why they all know her. She's well known there." He gestured to Maeve talking to the Alphas.

They did a really bad job of protecting the house. Suddenly it occurred to me. How did Grant know about the house and the dungeon downstairs? "Wait, how was Grant able to know where the dungeon is? Did he threaten one of you?" I inquired. I was ready to beat the wolf if necessary but they shook their heads at once. "It was Miss Audrey, Your Majesty." My eyes widened. Of course, it'll be her. She was the only one that could lead them into my home successfully. It amazed me. She was going miles to make me hate her.

She walked up to me, raising her wrist to show off her watch. "See this? This is a real luxury watch. It costs at least 70 grand; it's way more expensive than that cheap knockoff your boyfriend gave you. Lisa, I'll let you in on a secret: I'm about to get promoted." She leaned in close, clutching the divider between our desks.

But maybe that’s just it. She isn’t unsure of who she is. She just knows. She knows what to be in every situation. Knows when to be soft, when to be fierce, when to hold back, and when to unleash whatever storm she’s hiding beneath that pretty face. Isn’t that the most dangerous kind of person? The one who adapts in every situation. Nevertheless, I love her. “Big bro, I can feel your thoughts through the bond,” Kaius scoffs, stopping his movements on our mate.

Very interesting. I don’t move. I don’t speak. I let the silence do its work. Because sometimes the best way to learn someone isn’t by asking questions... it’s by letting them show you who they are when they think nobody’s watching. And right now, she’s showing me more than she probably realizes.

She looks like she's going to explode like a dynamite if I keep talking to her. “What I keep asking myself is, how did you not know she was just using you? Most people could see right through Alina's intentions towards you, but you were too blind to see anything and you've never been the one to listen to advice. You think no one is as smart as you are. Now, look at where your know-it-all attitude has landed you.”

But I did not touch her I just said, "You did what you were told you can go now." She looked relieved which told me she knew the difference between being useful and being safe. Kai walked her out. Kian stayed where he was looking at me now. For a seconds nobody said anything. Then Kai spoke up his voice was lower than usual "She knows something." I did not answer because knowing something and doing something with it are not the same thing. I just turned a little. Let the silence go on for a bit to see if anyone else would say something. Nobody did. "She does not know everything " I said finally ". She knows enough to be a problem if she wants to be."

curiosity shone in her eyes " Because it's not their pain to carry, so no need to transfer it to poor people. Being kind is a choice and so far it has been my best one" she smiled happily. " You're really the best " " And you're so cute even with your matted hair" and both of them let out a laugh that rang out in the quiet dungeon.

He was right that he didn’t know where she’d been brought up, but he did know that she was strong. He didn’t know that she liked sugar in her coffee, but he did know that she’d die to protect a child that she loved. He didn’t know her favorite TV show, but he did know that she did her best to be good to everyone, even people who weren’t particularly good to her. He was right. He did know her in so many ways that mattered. And if she were being honest, she knew him in many of the same ways.