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ears, I had told myself it was Pack business. But the silence from my inner wolf was no longer patient; it was a dead, hollow quiet. There was n
s records are
in the Pack's archive room, the scent of old paper and stale a
ted. "I have a right to know. It's been five years,
ge, not to the woman who was supposedly its Luna. He finally let out a slow breath. "Eleanora, a Mating is only real when the
s lifted. "So, whe
his dark eyes before it was gone. "In the archives,
slush. No record. The phrase cracked open the entire foundation of my li
we?" The question
ulled a file from a locked drawer and pushed it across the d
n sharpened with brutal clarity. "Partnership Agreement." "Five-Year T
was an employee whose
hallway. The door swung open. He saw the contract in my hand, and his
wn hair framed a delicate face, and Jaxon's scent clung to her like a second skin. She
y, no older than four, peeked out from behin
of jealousy. Of utter, absolute betrayal. He wasn't j
his hand outstretched to take the papers. Gu
tract so tightly the edge bit into
es burning. "Five years, Jaxon," I said, my
his brows - his telltale sign of frustrati
ora," Kiley murmured, her voic
at me with his father's eye
looked at their perfect little family of three and
eyes one last time. Then, I ripped the contr
of the archive room wi
mind, a wildfire that burned awa
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