Contract With The Lycan

what heave

panse of field with different colors of bea

cool, and a constant

waterfall poured

a deep breath, inhaling the

Looking down, she met the eyes of a young girl w

irl's voice was

gentle, her heart swelling

lutched Jane's hand. "I missed yo

of the loss that had been inflicted upon her. "Oh, baby, I'm so sorr

ocently as if she didn't und

a while and then

going over t

and she instinctively pu

okay? Stay here

n." The girl said with a smile and reache

re tears, and she held her

ere slowly fading away. Jane's heart pounded with panic and sorrow. "No, p

now, but she smiled softly. "I'll alwa

continued to dissolve into the gentle bree

of light, and her final words echoed s

her sobs breaking through the serene beauty of the field. The gentle breez

the depth of her loss. The beautiful flowers around her seemed to fade in the wake of

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n, casting the room in a beautiful glow. The walls were plastered wit

vastness of the room, and on it lay a frail fi

it on and off. His tousled hair accentuated his chiseled face, with narrow, cold grey eyes and a tall, straight nose. His lips were presse

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e bed stirred awake, as if his voice had b

lent, but his ears were keenly attuned as he obs

verwhelmed with heartache as she sat up. Her eyes scanned the opu

domen as memories of the previous day flooded her mind li

ld was

yal and disda

how she had fainted by the ro

ence of the room-opulence she had never seen before. Only the

n, his faint smile sending a chill down h

ed her, she felt ove

him when he approached, picked up a glass of

ice. Jane couldn't discern his emotions or intentio

ever met him before; otherwise, such a gorgeous face like his w

her question, and Jane held

d she was pregnant with a bastard. Your family was demoted and nearly banished, saved only by your grandfather's merits. Your mother

lazy stare. She inhaled sharply, blinking rapidly to conceal th

. I would love to repay you, but I figured you would need nothing f

he man asked with a chuckle, amusement flickering in hi

d to humiliate her, though she couldn't fathom w

issively. "Don't force yourself to smile if

d oblivious to her emotions as he sat beside her on the bed, leaning forw

, have you thought o

I could offer," Jane said, meeting his g

with interest yet tinged with boredom. "

th her. She bit her lip and met his gaze squarely. "Give me you

was cursing an

over the cost of his shirt. But she didn

ike a se

then chuckled softly, his laughter making her hea

darling. Wire me a hundred tho

d him as though he were a scammer-be

r felt the need to be

aised an eyebrow, his v

disappeared as she remembered what he had said e

dn't even get that amount if you sold me? If you need money, find another way. With your good looks, you could be a gigolo for rich ladies and ea