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Dread and denial punched me in the gut as I tried to ignore what he had said. My throat constricted, fighting against the part of me that knew he was right. It might have been a dull ember in comparison to the explosion I felt with Alpha Nolan, but the attraction was there. “You’re lying.”…

“What I want—is you.” Tristan breathed, his voice calm and his eyes steady on me. My eyes snapped over to Tristan, reading the sincerity in his eyes. Tristan wouldn’t budge, that much was clear. “Name something else.” Alpha Nolan snapped, anger seeping into his eyes. “A life for a life. Daisy for Sean.” Tristan murmured,…

Nolan would lose his life, followed by Carter and Wade. Desperation rushed through me. For once, I didn’t have to wonder how far I would go. ‘Save him.’ I hissed, feeling the icy tendrils lap at my skin. ‘Save Alpha Nolan and get rid of these Vampires.’ ‘The price is steep–’ The disembodied voice slithered…

Out of instinct and my guild ridden feelings for Giovanni, I blocked the mind-link between the six of us. It was almost like pressing the mute button on a phone, keeping my conversation and surroundings from their minds. He didn’t reject us. There is hope, he didn’t reject us. Those damning thoughts danced gleefully in…

The mask that clouded his features, the one he had focused so hard on keeping intact, slipped from his face. Emotion lit up his eyes like fireworks, his thoughts practically wrapping themselves around his mind. He felt the pull of the mate-bond as well as I did. He too was swept under the current, drowning…

“Get plenty of em’. Mostly rogues.” The guy grunted, his face a mishappen unyielding mask. “Most of em’ aren’t dressed as nice. Never seen you before.” “Have you been here long, human?” Alpha Nolan said the word ‘human’ as though it were an insult. The smirk on his chiseled face remained intact, but his eyes…

Annoying pinpricks danced behind my eyes as I looked at Alpha Nolan. He was determined to lead this mission even though he had no obligation to my family. He could have just sent a team of men to do the job for him, but he knew I’d insist on coming along. He was willing to…

“Of course.” I scoffed, “He’s the one who came up with the idea. It’s like you have no faith in me.” “Faith? That’s what you call it.” Breyona chuckled, my question now grabbing her full attention. “What would we have to do?” Mason’s eyes were locked on my own, a lopsided grin forming on his…

“I’ll hold you to that.” I nodded, letting out a weary sigh as Grandma pulled me into her arms. Dad dropped Mason off at home before taking me to the packhouse. If we were trying to go in the club undetected, we’d have to look the part. While I trusted Breyona to do most of…

‘Thanks for the words of wisdom.’ I muttered, letting out a nervous sigh. “It’s alright.” Mason sighed, the fog clearing from his eyes. “It’s hard, but some days aren’t so bad. Sometimes something good can come from a bad situation.” Mason shot me one of his lopsided smiles, a strange emotion surging through my chest….