Jake POV I was wrong. Jane and I were not on friendly terms. That was fine. We didn't have to be. What she said was fact. Even though it caused a pang in my heart. We would, indeed, be over soon. I was beginning to get carried away. It was a good thing she reminded me. I hated how irritated it ma
"No, it's fine. It's my wife. She's got that card at the moment," I replied. "Okay, Mister Carlisle. Thanks for confirming." I hung up and was about to settle into looking at her purchases when my desk phone rang. Richard. Which meant it was time for a late lunch with the guys. We were all back a
Jake POV At the mention of the wife's name, I struggled to school my features, trying hard to hide my reaction to the bit of information Nick had just revealed. My effort was useless. "Hmm," I nodded casually. "Well, good for them. And good for you too. You're keeping your female happy." "Appar
“Does she know?” I asked. The Alpha knew exactly what I meant. “No, my mate does not know that her friend is fated to you. Let me guess, you want to continue with the secret.” I was unsure what I wanted at this point. Just that it was better if the two friends didn't discuss me at all. “Jane w
Jane POV Soon after talking to Jake on the phone, I learned that Orphic Valley didn't have a showroom for the type of furniture in his house. It was a perfect excuse to take a few hours of vacation from the town. Within two hours, I got on the plane heading to the same city where I'd gotten marri
In between, she took calls from Big shot and her father while I screened my mother’s calls, replying only to Nasir’s text. Her bodyguards lurked about, mixing with passersby as they followed us everywhere. If I didn’t know one of them, I'd think she was alone. But she wasn’t. Not at all. Hours lat
Jane POV "M-misha," Jake stuttered, eyes moving between me and the woman. Reaching for the girl's hand around his neck, he started to free himself from her hold when I quickly averted my gaze. I let my eyes roam around the large terminal. Everywhere else but at the two. As Nick Reign scolded Sar
Damn, it felt good to scream. Jake took a step closer as I moved back to maintain the distance. I waited, somehow hoping that he would actually deny what I'd just said. Confusion, anger, anxiety and several other nameless emotions crossed his features as his mouth hung parted. He opened it t