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The bionic pacemaker wired to her chest let out a shrill, c
ors-the wife of the Emperor's older brother, a senior Old Lady who managed the Iron Claws' internal affairs,
p her breathing!" Dellia grabbed Dorr's white c
ausing severe blood backflow," Dorr said, sweat rolling down his te
Why are you s
I need a top surgical tech assisting me at the table.
ted into disgust. "Her? A nameless nobody who scrubs exhaust pipes in
kets of my white coat, meeti
hour ago," Dorr said, his voice unusually firm. "Her surgical hands
lattening into a weak tremble. Biting her lip, she spat, "Fine! She can hand you ins
her. "The Lycan Emp
er chin arrogantly, using the title to crush me. "No one cuts
g on the tap with my elbow. "If we wait for him to ride down
nvoy is already on the h
gown, and looked at her with dead eyes. "In this r
r, and Dorr hurried after me, leav
rd and spat on my mother's memory, forbidding anyone with Gomez blood from ever stepping inside the main house. Yet as I pi
nd spread the ribs, exposing the complex b
I order
palm, reduced entirely to my assistant as my fin
slaughterhouse shook with a deafening roar. It wasn't a single truck-it
zing draft swept inside, carrying a terrifying, suffocating wave of dominanc
e of a Lycan. Outside the window, I saw Dellia's legs give out; she caught the wall to keep from
y rhythm. Pulling off my bloodied gloves, I let out a long breath, pushed the ward doo
es fixed on their boots and their necks tilted aside-because in wolf law,
ulders that blocked out half the ceiling lights. When I raised my head, my gaze hit a pa
ed tribute from every pack across the interstate was the bleed
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