on'
ngue brushed the torn skin on my lip, I could taste
e quiet omega I once brought into this house. She looked at me differently
would be. But Aria isn't any omega. She's bold. She challenges me with her sil
I would have rejecte
hing rare, strength wrapped in humility. He said she was
she is the Luna this pack needs. Strong, calm, and painfully loyal. She runs things smooth
reject her. She completes
nderstand that word any
ene
h of bitterness to my throa
ven after that, Selene stayed here. We were inseparable. I thought I'd f
t I caught her
on him.
at me with those same beautiful ey
he rogue that nig
ng her. And weeks later, she di
thinking maybe she'd been taken
w she'
mile. The
ut her feels dark
ce door pulled me
in," I
sed the door behind him. His clot
ked without lookin
. "But I think not all the rogues died. Some escaped into the woods. There's somethi
then. "Fam
fought like trained wolves, not wild ones. Th
order. They attacked like savages. But what L
e low. "Who trained them. Where they c
d. "Aria fought well. Really well. If sh
ze at
r
happened between us today
ught for
d at me, but I pushed it down. "That's
nce and tur
d the door, it burst
ene said, stepping in l
"I told you to knoc
you being mean to me? You were s
ing the air, a sweet scent that used t
muttered quickly, slipping
ve me," she whispered, cupping my jaw. Her touch was soft, calculated. "I'm sorry f
tongue. I could hear the fa
believe that?" I a
u don't have to believe
hould have pushed her away. I wanted to. But somet
ked quietly, half-hoping she'
to a smirk. "You a
her touch. "Then give me
me, Damon. Just dinner." She moved closer again, voice dropping to a whisper
hit me l
ew my weakness.
"Go ahead. I'll be
t move. My ankle hurts," she said, her voice dripping wit
She was playing games again. The same game
..." I
"You wouldn't want your guest limp
before crouching slightly
arms around my neck. I could feel her breath on my ski
urned their heads in surprise. Their Luna's mate car
Or at least, that's
Selene into her seat. She smiled up at me, that sa
Alpha," she
y seat beside her, forcing my e
e door opened, an
. No jewels, no attempt to impress. Yet she drew every
ead slightly. "
a," she said, dragging out the title like it was a joke.
e far end of the table and began to serve herself
stung worse than
rds for me? Or are you afraid your Alpha might n
a faint, icy smile. "The Alpha has always known what
and I felt my chest tighten, pride, gu
ow sip, and whispered, "Still the same
utlery neatly, and rose. "If you'll excuse me, Alpha," she s
ia.
ou don't owe me an explanation," she said, her to
he was
t behind was heavie
her fingers. "She's cold," she murmured. "Are
gh, S
hen you're ready for warmth..." She stood, letting her
hall, and her last words echoed thr
e in m
pty doorway, Aria's calm voice still echoing in
s, I didn't know which wom

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