The Ruthless Luna Of Alpha Clyde

rder. She believed that some truth lingered within the walls of the organization. However, the only problem was that n

ess with.’ Her boss would say every time sh

knows not to mess with them.’ Her partner had warned

ler had taken her world and twisted it into a sad version of what i

pain, sadness, and loneliness. She remembered a life that was either brutally depressing or hard. She had never experienced a life of safety or security, never experienced a life she

op the case. No. She was going to find the people who stopped her from smiling even before she had a chance to. She had grand plans for them, they

in the dust and shadow of a stand of trees, watching as

workers, and days of working on her clothing and accent had made her into a fair imitation o

g loosely on her body. She had worn a pair of unfashionable black boots, which were stuffed with stockings to fit her size. Black gloves covered

her plans were solid enough. Also, it was dark

uo;t- besides, she had all the expertise of a great

had received concerning her inv

ot to be messed w

mma’s spine. She shuddered, swallowing heavily, and rep

. As long as she wanted to discover the truth about her parent's mysterious death, she would remain strong thr

arehouse. Emma realized that the gate had been opened and the

ng unblinkingly at the large number of people who were working at such a late hour. If

ncertainty filled her brown eyes. She hadn’t realized how many flaws were in her plans. She was convincingly

new life and put her past behind her. She could admit to her boss and her partners that they were right

belled at the thought. It had been a long since she had investigated the case and plann

gling to keep up with the pace and movement of the people su

lding, easing from the compression of bod

k, and big. She had been working for months to get a view of the place, and she was standing smack dab in the mi

ppearances of people who went snooping around for what happened within

t could only be answered within the organization. Her curiosity had dared her to do the riskiest thing she had ever d