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That was an understatement. I stared around at the luxurious property. There was a Jaguar already parked there and I recognised Kaden’s car and a shiny black G-wagon off to the side. Silver turned and gave me a small smile as she fixed the corner of her dark eyeliner with the tip of her finger. “It’s Kaden and his brother’s place. I just crash here when home gets… too much.” I saw a familiar sadness in Silver’s eyes and immediately, I was hit with a pang of empathy.

she said, her voice lacing with pride and a hint of superiority. “Aha…” Evelyn said, her smile never faltered as she turned to face Silver. “And you?” Silver’s introduction was laced with arrogance as she spoke. “Silver Reed, daughter of Mike Reed, the chairman of Skyline Broadcasting Network.” However, Evelyn’s response to them instantly dripped with sarcasm. “And I was thinking you two are some kind of big fish in the country. I had no idea it’s just some two ants I could easily crush.” Both Cynthia and Silver’s eyes widened in anger.

“W-where am I?” One of them answered politely, “You are at Silvergate, ma’am.” Silvergate?! My eyes flew wide open. “Holy shit!” I had heard about Silvergate so many times online and on social media. People called it the most luxurious private mansion in the entire country, a real-life palace hidden away from the world. It was said to have over twenty bedrooms, its own spa, indoor and outdoor pools, a private cinema, helipad, and gardens that looked like they belonged in a magazine. Celebrities and billionaires dreamed of even seeing photos of it, yet almost no one was ever invited inside. It was legendary. Mythical.

“I waited and I endured. I suffered waiting for his love. And then you came like some cursed miracle and took his eyes, his loyalty, his heart.” She leaned closer, her face inches from mine. “If you die, he’ll grieve. And when he’s broken enough… I’ll be there.” A chill ran through my entire body. “You won’t get away with this,” I said, my voice trembling despite my effort to sound strong. “Rylan will find me.” Silver laughed again louder this time. “Find you?” she mocked. “By the time anyone looks for you, you’ll already be dead.” She straightened and glanced at the man. “Leave us.”

—Mason jerks his hand up and down in a crude gesture— “going on with the horse.” “Fuck you,” Jacob said pointedly. “Tell Mom not to wait for me to start dinner. Just save me food.” “I’ll let her know,” Rory tells him. “Thanks. Nice to see you again, Dean,” Jacob says and hurries out the door. Rory pulls out a box full of takeout bags, and I recognize the smell instantly. Silver Café is one of the few places in Silver Ridge that’s open past ten PM. It’s right along Silver Lake, with a large outside patio dining area that offers amazing views of the lake at night. And they have the best damn Detroit-style Coney dogs and fries.

Silver got her arms under her massive chest to yawn, While she did she asked, “Can you turn, and stay in the waiting room while I get ready?” Biting my lips I raised my eyebrows to then turn around, placing my hands up as I walked back to take a seat on the silver sofas, with the maroon rug, had silver roses inside the rug, while I waited I heard Silver ask me something the showed herself in front of me with a simple cut Maroon colored dress in silver heels. “Why is Luna Beth here? And I’m thinking you had Elder Council Precious here to see what she knows of what her mate did, and if she knows of anything more than she is leading on?”

“You need to be at that meeting Sam, if anyone goes in your stead they won’t sign the contract. Besides they are all incredibly curious about the new pack growing at a rate faster than any other in were history.” “Ugh. I know it.” “They won’t even recognize you!” She looped her arm in mine and dragged me from the office for dinner. The headquarters for Silverclaw Enterprise was located in Miami, Florida and was tall enough to see the ocean and the beautiful city. It became home after finishing our degrees at TSU. We launched the tech company in college and it grew phenomenally within the first year of being here. Between TSU and Dragonmoon, the startup funds were substantial.

Early the next morning, Jo looked around Silver’s house, astonished at how warm and welcoming it was. Then again, if the man that she’d met in Nebraska and the man from the hotel the night before was the real Silver, then actually, she shouldn’t be even slightly surprised. Silver’s rental house, Zoe and Keira’s former home, was on a quiet side-street. It had a sprawling backyard, a raised little back porch, two good-sized bedrooms and a lovely open-plan living space and kitchen. The bathroom was airy and bright, the closets were spacious, the furniture was comfy and inviting. Jo loved the way that Silver had used color – sunny yellow, bright aqua, some splashes of cream and mocha – to create

"Looking for your leashes, Sheryl? I think the Twins finally realized they're too big for a collar." Sheryl froze. She didn't have to look back to know that voice—cool, proud, and full of a dislike that Sheryl could never really match. Silver and her friends walked by, their designer bags swinging in a smooth, expensive way. "Silver," Sheryl spat and squinted her eyes. "Do you have something to say, or are you just here to breathe my air?" Silver stopped, her silver-gold eyes scanning Sheryl as if she were a particularly boring piece of gum stuck to her shoe.

“Your father believes it was rogues. I believe it was something else.” I stood up. My legs were stiff from sitting so long. “What do you mean?” “Did you see the silver light, boy?” “Everyone saw it.” The memory hurt. Sera kneeling there, her power pouring out of her like a broken dam. Her eyes had been pure silver. Not the primal wolf-gold she used to have, not human. Something ancient, terrifying, and beautiful. Too weak. I had called her too weak. The Moon Goddess must be laughing.