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The black dress hung on Aria's body like a funeral shroud. She stood in front of the bathroom mirror in Unit 40B, trying to force the zipper up her spine. The fabric was cheap polyester, shapeless and high-necked, designed to make her invisible. Cassandra had sent it over three days ago with a note: Staff uniform for the gala. Don't embarrass the family. Aria's hands trembled as she finally got the zipper to the top. The dress made her look washed out, pale, like a ghost haunting her own reflection. Which was exactly the point.

She invited me to her friend’s birthday party tonight at a nightclub. I decided to take revenge on him, so I agreed to go with her and told her I would be there in the evening. She sent me the club location. I glanced at it, then stood up and walked toward my wardrobe to pick something for the night. I wanted to wear black. I always did when I wanted to feel powerful. I chose a short black dress, simple in design, off-shoulder, with a soft tie around the neck. I took a shower and did my usual routine. I moisturized my skin and face. Then I put on the dress in front of the mirror and sat down for a moment, staring at my reflection.

Through the whispering crowd, back and white dress and mask-covered faces, She noticed what had caught his attention. Barely entering the door and deciding to be rebellious as hell walked in a young Alpha pair. The guy must have been around her age, same for the girl, while they stuck to wearing black and white as asked, they did not wear their masks but scowls and snooty looks. The guy with wavy blond locks wore his suit unbuttoned and his shirt half open as if to flash skin purposely. The black-haired beside him must have had as much confidence as Victoria's Secret model because although she wasn't as tall and skinny she was the fit type of curvy and she wasn't hiding that. Her black dress

“No creepy installations from one of your secret admirers, no surprises. Just drinks, music, and dancing. Please, I need you there.” I stared at her and despite every alarm in my head going off, I gave in. “Fine. But I’m not staying late.” Her face lit up like a kid on christmas. “Deal! Now go get ready. I laid something out for you.” I should’ve known. When I stepped into my room, the dress on the bed was practically illegal and would be banned in several countries. Black, short, backless, and tight enough to cut off my circulation. It had a plunging neckline that left nothing to the imagination. The kind of dress that screamed look at me in neon and capital letters.

I slowly fell asleep, Damon still on my mind. I could kill Trish right now, I thought to myself as I stared uncomfortably at the dress I was wearing for the millionth time. How could I have even trusted her in the first place? I checked myself out in the lengthy mirror in the room. The dress was a black and so long it dragged across the floor. It had two thin straps that crossed at the back. The light material that it was made up of was no where to be found at the back, leaving my back completely bare

From the knee down was a frilly black fishtail skirt that spread out way past her ankle. "This one." Belinda pointed at the mannequin. She'd found the revenge dress of her dreams. Going through a back door leading to the store's storage, Mary returned with a replica of the gown on the plastic human being. Belinda took it from her, proceeding to the fitting room while the other two women waited outside. Minutes later, she surfaced from behind the curtain dressed in black. "Whoa!" Lexie burst into a round of applause "Girl, you fine! The Chicago Pack won't know what hit 'em."

“And you want me to come?” He didn’t flinch. “I want the world to see I’m with you again.” Simple. Solid. No stammer. No hesitation. He was sure now. Of me. Of us. It took me a second to smile. “Then let’s give them a show.” — The dress came in a garment bag the size of a curtain. Deep midnight blue velvet, sleeveless, with a plunging back and a slit that said Yes, I’m here—and yes, you should be looking. Reid hadn’t seen it yet. I’d made sure of that.

The door opened before I even answered. Two stylists walked in carrying garment bags, boxes, and a suitcase full of makeup products like they were preparing a corpse for display. The older one bowed slightly. “Good evening, Ma’am. The Don instructed that you are to be dressed for tonight’s event.” “Event?” I sat up. “What event?” “He didn’t tell you?” “Of course he didn’t.” She unzipped the garment bag, and a black dress shimmered inside. Sleek, sculpted and backless.

Fabric spilled into view — deep blacks, dark wine reds, silk that caught the light like liquid shadow. Did he plan this from the start? How come the dresses were already kept in here? These dresses are meant for powerful women. Women who chose to be seen. Not girls who were taken. My stomach twisted. “I’m not supposed to dress like that, because I was—” “Traded,” Bella finished smoothly, not even looking at me. “Yes. I’m aware.” She reached into the wardrobe again and pulled out another dress. When she turned, the fabric fell into view. Black. Simple in design. Dangerous in execution. No glitter. No softness. Just clean lines and a neckline that whispered confidence instead of begging for at

Jonah and Finley both nod with smiles. The dress for the pack party is a black number with a bare back, plunging neckline and open at one leg. I cannot even contain myself when I walk out in that one. Lilith says Isaiah is going to die when he sees me in this one, and Isabella agrees again. She is particularly excited for this dress.