nor
, stale sweat, and human anxiety, but none of it mattered the moment Damien stepped fully into the room. His Lycan aura-a suffocating, invisible force field o
ly unlocked a heavy me
wung open, my h
e bolted to the floor was Jamison. His bottom lip was split and crusted with blood,gasped, rus
stomach. For a second, I just held him, breathing in his familiar scent. But the relief was
a punch at Caleb Thornton? Jamison, your Ivy League acceptances, your en
nds. His good eye flashed with a defensive, wou
m. Damien stood silently in the corner, a massive, unreadable statue blending
leaned forward, his chest heaving. "I was at the club on the Upper East Side. Caleb was there
d. The air in my
rembling whisper. "He was laughing about how he humiliated yo
er bullet straight to the ch
't Caleb's cruelty that broke me; it was the crushing realization that my defect-my broken, w
te him, burying my face in my hands as a ragged, ugly sobffocating silence, brok
shadows
, torrential rain, and dark Cuban tobacco flooded the c
e a low, smooth rumble that vibrated in the marr
g stranger who had walked in with me. But before my brother could snap
ien continued, his charcoal eyes locking onto Jamison with supreme, unquestio
ely paralyzed by the Lycan's oppressive weight. I lowered my ha
y destroying everything he relies on. You dismantle his wealth. You strip his status. You rip out the
is words hung in the air. It was
to a profound, terrified awe. He swallowed hard, his eyes
athed, his voice barely a whisper.
/1/114497/coverbig.jpg?v=9ad71c0c176f8cd4db0ea8cbb0a54220&imageMogr2/format/webp)