My hateful ex-husband, my dear alpha mate

December weather. The landscape would have been romantic and beautiful at this point if Rebecca had been in the m

an ever. The sound of dry leaves at her feet sounded louder than she thought. Rebecca should be scared right

g fireplace, the ripe strawberry fields, the cats curled up in

for sure that Almira had no interest in pets and that she was selfish enough to keep anything she did not like out of sight. Maxence probably did not m

her apartment, a strange sound rang out. Something sounded like

stray dogs and cats barely ended a few days ago. It must be the sound of the wind passing through the leaves, chimney, or

steps on dry leaves! Her face was pale. There was no mistaking! It was the sound that something stepping

it was Liliana and her mischievous pranks. But no one responded. The space fell

scary images in her head. Okay, Rebecca tried to convince herself that was nothin

ade her think she was either dreaming or going crazy. A wolf! A giant wolf must be up to 2m tall, with dirty dark grey fur, and

A wolf in the heart of the city? Moreover, according to little natural knowledge of Rebec

ousness. Using all of her remaining strength, Rebecca turned and ran. The wolf in the back sprang forward like a f

up like a wave and swallowed her whole. Rebecca knew for sure she was bleeding. The smel

the true feeling or just a hallucination from the blood loss. The scene began to fade before her eyes. The wolf was preparing for another pounce. Rebecca

the wolf. Along with the savage howl of the wolf, she coul

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en sofa in the living room. Fortunately, the body of his species was so much stronger than a h

gentle scent of lily flowers had almost disappeared. Maxence began to feel anxious. He had intended not to return last night, but then Daniel kept

o wait anyway. But it seemed the terrible pressures in the past time had knocked him down. After hesitation, Maxence decided to call Liliana. R

ee rings: “Hello?” The husky sl

o Li. I'm

arly to have sex with that bitch Almira?” The voi

, and Maxence was relieved that it looked like Rebecca

g sound. It seemed like Liliana was sitting up s

His voice was interrupted by the sound of a car engine. A strange c

thed a sigh of relief: “Oh wait, she is b

ait, I

ly to the garden but stopped immediately. One man was helping Rebecca out of the car. She looked

this person in her high school yearbook. Andre Shepherd, t

d the cell pho