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Which meant one of two things: either I had been too exhausted to sense him, or he was just that damn good at moving silently. I swallowed hard, my gaze dropping to his lips before I shook my head and turned away. What the hell are you doing? This wasn’t some romance novel where the dangerous man turned out to have a heart of gold underneath all that darkness. Cassius was dangerous—full stop. And I needed to remember that. Carefully, I tried to move, but the slight shift of my body sent a dull ache pulsing through my ribs. I sucked in a sharp breath, wincing.

I was running, desperately trying to escape the clutches of whatever danger was chasing me. I refused to turn back and look because of my fear, but could always feel the presence just behind me. My heart raced as I continued on, not knowing what would happen if they caught up. The sound of metal hitting the ground with each footstep only made matters worst as the chaser closed in on me. Desperate for a way out, I frantically searched around for a solution to escape.

My gaze moved to Trevor "Now I need you to tell me why you said this book is dangerous " " it's not important " I can see that Trevor is avoiding the question, my eyes lower to see him clenching his fist, his eyes looking restrained like a bad memory just resurfaced. " I want to know Trevor. So please tell me " " if you try opening it and it doesn't choose you, you will die in two weeks " his gaze met mine "We were five who created the book, my four friends died but still I never got to force the book open, and that's why I was safe"

Since I was the only one with a vampire gene, I would instantly be the killer. "Take caution! We are close to where the few guards are. If you keep running like this, we will be noticed!" My wolf warned in fright, but the urge to get back into the packhouse was so strong, and the adrenaline rushing through my veins wouldn't allow me to slow down even a little bit. "Selene, you are endangering our....." Her voice choked in her throat as we both caught sight of the bodyguards who were guarding the emergency path. We were scared that they would sense our movement and get hold of us, but what we saw was shocking.

The dangerous game had been set in motion, and I could hardly wait to see ho w it all unfolded. This was going to be good indeed.

"Because I wanted to see if the girl who stole my encryption keys still had the courage to look me in the eyes without a piece of carbon fiber between us." I looked down at the knife clattering in the shadows, then back up at his face. The power dynamic in the room was shifting violently, a high-stakes chess game where every move threatened absolute destruction. I wasn't the broken bird anymore, but he wasn't just a warden either. We were two predators locked in a concrete box, and the first one to blink would lose everything.

Timing ready. We’re supposed to wait for my signal. My wolf doesn’t wait. He launches forward. A howl shatters the quiet. Shock. Panic. The rogues scramble, bodies twisting into wolf form in desperate confusion. Too late. The battle begins. I slam into the first wolf like a falling boulder. Bones crack between my teeth. Hot blood floods my mouth. Metallic. Warm. Alive. But my wolf isn’t satisfied. He doesn’t pause. He doesn’t assess.

He dislikes the heat that follows it even more. A cruel man would have been easier to understand. A careless one would have been safer. Julian is neither, and that makes him dangerous in a different way. He knows where the wound is, and he has chosen not to press it in public. Adrian does not know what to do with that kind of restraint. It feels almost worse than exposure because exposure gives him something to fight. Restraint leaves him sitting alone at his desk, thinking about the man who spared him when he had every reason not to.

A dangerous game. I step back slightly, creating a small space, careful to maintain control. “I don’t play games that put my pack at risk,” I warn. Sebastian’s grin widens. “Oh, the games I like are the ones where danger is part of the fun.” Lucien’s mind races as he uncovers more. Whoever placed her here knew the Southwells would underestimate her. That is smart… dangerous. And deliberate. He leans back from the tablet, a slow, deliberate smile forming. “This will be very interesting,” he mutters. “Very interesting indeed.”

If you disturb me, all you'll see is his corpse. Bip…and the phone was abruptly hung up. However, Mia’s heart was in her throat! Was Adam really gay? Then why did he want to sleep with her before? Now she has heard Adam’s secret. To keep it a secret, would she be killed by him? As soon as Mia looked up, she noticed that Adam was clearly furious. She tossed away her phone to the couch because she was so terrified. With haste, she moved her hands to the edge of the bed. She was certain that he would choke her if she moved a bit more slowly.