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~CharlotteThe warm, easy conversation between Jasmine and me came to an abrupt halt as the faint sound of a voice caught my attention. I turned my head, tension winding up my spine. Someone was outside on the balcony, their voice low, urgent. The words were sharp, carrying a weight I couldn't ignore. “Yes, Eleanor. I have the results ready for tomorrow,” the man said, his voice clipped and serious. My breath caught as the name sank in. Eleanor. My hands clenched at my sides, and I took a deep, steadying breath. I knew this couldn’t be good.The man’s voice continued, but I was already leaning toward the hallway, straining to hear. “Once those fake DNA results are out in the press, Adam won’t have a choice. He’ll have to stay with you. That’s the only way to ensure everything stays in place.” A sudden heat rose in my chest, and I felt the world shift beneath me. My heart pounded, the blood rushing in my ears. And now he was caught in a trap so twisted it made my stomach turn.A shar
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~CharlotteThe moment I got into my car, I slammed the door shut and gripped the steering wheel so tight my knuckles turned white. My heart pounded in my chest like a war drum, and my head was spinning with Edward’s words. Eleanor. That conniving, lying snake! Using fake illness and DNA results to trap Adam? She had crossed the line this time.“You think you’re smart, Eleanor,” I muttered under my breath, my voice shaking with rage. “But you’ve awoken the beast in me now.”I jammed the key into the ignition, and the engine roared to life. Slamming the gear into drive, I sped out of the driveway, my tires screeching against the pavement. The road stretched out ahead of me, bathed in the fading light of the setting sun. The trees blurred past as I pressed my foot down harder on the gas, the needle on the speedometer climbing higher and higher.The air whipped against the car windows, but it did little to cool the fire blazing inside me. I reached for my phone, my fingers trembling as I
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~AdamThe siren’s wail blared through the narrow streets, drowning out the erratic rhythm of my heartbeat. Eleanor lay motionless on the stretcher, her frail body jolting slightly with each bump on the road. The paramedics worked feverishly around her, shouting numbers and medical jargon I barely understood. “Eleanor, stay with me!” I said, leaning close to her. My hand enveloped hers, squeezing tightly. Her fingers felt cold, lifeless. The sheer panic in me was overwhelming. “Don’t you dare give up. You hear me? You’re going to be fine.” Her eyelids fluttered weakly, and she turned her head, her face ghostly pale. Her lips parted, and her voice came out in a fragile whisper. “Adam…it’s too late…” “No, it’s not!” I interrupted sharply, my voice rising above the siren. “You’re going to make it, Eleanor. You have to—for your son.” Her lips trembled as a tear rolled down her cheek. “Our son, Adam,” she corrected, her eyes glistening with emotion. I swallowed hard, guilt piercin
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~CharlotteI paced back and forth across the plush carpet in my room, the events of the day replaying in my mind like a broken record. My heart raced as flashes of Eleanor lying on the stretcher flickered before my eyes. Her pale face, the blood she coughed up—was I wrong? Could she actually be sick? The doubt gnawed at me. I had thought her illness was a ploy, a twisted way to manipulate Adam, but now… now I wasn’t so sure.Stopping at the window, I pressed my forehead against the cold glass, the city lights below twinkling like distant stars. “Please let her survive,” I whispered to no one in particular. I didn’t want this on my conscience. If she died… No. Adam would never forgive me. I wouldn’t forgive myself.I turned and grabbed my phone from the nightstand, my fingers trembling as I dialed Adam’s number. It rang. Once. Twice. Then it cut off. I tried again. The same thing happened. He was busying my calls. Panic crept in, making my chest feel tight. Was she… gone? The thought w
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~AdamI walked back inside the house, each step heavier than the last. The weight of what had just happened pressed down on me with every movement. The look on Charlotte’s face when I told her she had to leave was burned into my memory, impossible to forget. Her tear-filled eyes, her voice trembling as she tried to make sense of what I was saying—God, it hurt. I clenched my fists, a futile attempt to push the growing guilt away. I had to convince myself I’d done the right thing. She had crossed a line. Eleanor’s life was hanging by a thread, and Charlotte’s jealousy had almost pushed her over the edge. I had to protect what mattered, no matter how much it tore me apart inside. This wasn’t about what I wanted—it was about what had to be done.But damn it, I regretted every word I said to her.I shook my head, as though I could shake the guilt free. There was no room for second-guessing. I had made my choice. I had no choice. I walked into the living room, trying to steady myself, where
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~CharlotteThe cab came to a stop in front of Jasmine’s apartment. I barely noticed the driver announcing our arrival as my eyes blurred with tears. The lump in my throat had grown heavier during the ride, and my fingers trembled as I fumbled to pay him. The small pile of boxes beside me felt like they weighed a ton, though they only held the few pieces of my life I could hurriedly pack. “Miss, are you all right?” the driver asked gently, glancing at me in the rearview mirror. I nodded, though the tears streaking down my face betrayed me. “I’m fine, thank you,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. As I stepped out of the cab, the cool evening breeze hit my face, but it didn’t calm me. The pain inside me was far worse than anything the outside world could throw at me. I was losing Adam—or maybe I’d already lost him. The thought was unbearable. Before I could grab the boxes, the front door of Jasmine’s building swung open. Jasmine came rushing out, barefoot, her curly hair tied
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~RalphMorning of the WeddingThe first rays of dawn streamed through the thin curtains of my room, doing little to chase away the dread that had been building inside me. My chest felt heavy as if the weight of the entire pack—and more—rested squarely on my shoulders. Today was my wedding day.To Sophia.Not Otsana.I rolled over in bed, groaning, my hand reaching for my phone on the bedside table. Without thinking, I dialed Otsana’s number. It rang once. Twice. No answer. I cursed under my breath and dialed again. Still nothing.“Damn it, Otsana,” I muttered, pressing the phone against my forehead. “Just let me hear your voice.”I knew she was with Noah now. The thought of that bastard—her mate—taking care of her both comforted and infuriated me. At least she was safe. At least she wouldn’t have to witness this farce of a wedding.A tear slipped down my cheek before I could stop it. I clenched my jaw, wiping it away angrily. Alpha Ralph didn’t cry. Yet here I was, falling apart like
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~CharlotteThe church was buzzing with the sound of murmurs, a palpable tension filling the air as the ceremony began. Jasmine and I crouched in a secluded corner at the back of the grand hall, hidden behind an intricately carved pillar. My hands were trembling as I worked on my phone, trying to connect the speaker system to the video evidence we had compiled. Jasmine crouched beside me, glancing over her shoulder at the altar, her face a mix of excitement and anticipation.“Hurry up, Charlotte,” Jasmine whispered urgently, her voice barely audible over the soft hum of the organ. “We’ve got to time this perfectly.”“I’m trying,” I hissed back, my fingers fumbling with the settings on my phone. My heart was racing, both from the thrill of what we were about to do and the ache in my chest every time I glanced at Adam standing at the altar. He looked devastatingly handsome in his tailored suit, but his expression was stiff, his jaw clenched as if he’d rather be anywhere but there.“Charl
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~AdamThe murmurs filled the reception hall like an annoying buzz in my ears. Everywhere I looked, guests whispered behind their hands, their eyes darting between me and the altar. I clenched my fists, trying to rein in the rage still simmering inside me. My mouth stung, and I could taste blood from where Dylan’s fist had connected earlier. But he’d gotten the worse end of the deal—no question about that. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed Charlotte walking toward me, her hands wringing nervously. Her face was pale, her makeup smudged from tears. I knew she wanted to explain. Hell, I wanted answers too, but I wasn’t ready to hear her excuses. “Adam…” Her voice was soft, hesitant, and it grated on my already frayed nerves. I didn’t look at her. I pulled out my phone instead, dialing the head of my security team. “Get this chaos under control,” I barked into the phone, my tone leaving no room for argument. “Have Dylan and Eleanor removed immediately. Take them to the warehou
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~DylanThe drive home was uneventful, but my thoughts were anything but calm. The night had gone surprisingly well until Noah showed up like a bad rash. I gripped the steering wheel tighter, the weight of the evening pressing down on me. The headlights of the car illuminated the long driveway as I pulled up to the mansion. The place was quiet, the kind of silence that came with late hours and everyone being asleep—or so I thought. As I stepped out of the car, stretching to shake off the stiffness of sitting too long, my eyes caught a faint glow in the distance. The guest house. I frowned. The light was still on. That bastard. I exhaled sharply through my nose, my anger bubbling just beneath the surface. Did he think I was joking when I told him to leave? I squared my shoulders and headed toward the guest house, the cool night air doing little to soothe my irritation. “Noah,” I muttered under my breath, my strides long and purposeful. “Of all the people Adam keeps around, it
