at tall, shadowed figure outside the glass lingered in my mind. I rubbed my temples, trying to convince myself that the adrenaline had conjured illusions. It had to be. A h
l. And I had always known that danger did not come with warning label
y desk, I stared at the spreadsheets and reports as if they could anchor me to some semblance of safety. But numbers
me as his mate. Yet, in every subtle shift, every glance he had cast my way, eve
uickened, that the thread
e sudden ring of my phone. I yanked it from
s Va
carried both authority and something
id, masking the t
and deliberate, made my wolf stir. He could not smell me, and yet he still had the a
to a place where he could not dominate me without scent as leverage. But the pull and th
ry passing floor. When the doors opened, the faint scent of him, the faintest mix of cologne and
intensity that could shatter glass. His dark hair fell slightly over his fore
id, his tone smooth
en moments away from leaving the office entirel
ross from his desk. I took it, acutely aware of the
ng mine. "It is imperative that nothing interferes. Not your team, n
here than just business. Always more. The subtle, unexplainable pull I felt whenever he was
ights in the office flickered. Just for a mome
fr
?" I asked, keepin
Then he smiled, a small, almost imperceptible curve of
e me. Something had moved
quickly as it appe
k of my neck stood on end. He noticed. Of cour
ht that made my chest tighten. "I do not understand why I
That was exactly what it felt like, like a thread had been
t, what I knew. He could not smell me, could not recognize me as his
ken. The predator and the prey, the Alpha and his hidden mate, were
ng just short of touching me. "But you
move. Not away, not back. The invisible thread between us was taut and burning
hts went out
ed only in the faint glow of the city
guttura
t
behind me. Fast.
d, but there
, fear and adrenalin
as g
ing primal. My wolf surged inside me, and for the first time
ithout recognition, something or s
t was, it was

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