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Author: Ivana Jameson
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Dinner that evening was a battle of patience—a battle I was clearly losing.

The packhouse dining room was bustling, filled with chatter and the clinking of plates and utensils. Jake sat at the head of the table, his usual unreadable expression fixed firmly in place. I sat a few seats away, trying to focus on my plate and ignore the trainwreck that was Tammy.

Tammy, however, had other plans.

“Jake, could you pass me the salt?” she asked sweetly, leaning forward just enough to emphasize her chest. Her voice was coated in syrup, and the way she said his name made my teeth ache.

Jake didn’t even look up. He grabbed the salt and handed it to her without a word, his attention still on his plate.

“Thank you, Alpha,” she purred, tucking a strand of blonde hair behind her ear.

Fatima, sitting across from me, kicked my shin under the table. When I glanced at her, she gave me a look that said, Do you see this nonsense?

I barely resisted rolling my eyes. Tammy wasn’t just trying to f
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