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Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 25 Stop Interferring

Author: Nikora Clegg
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Daemon's Point of View

"You figure it out," Adriana said as she walked out the door to my office. "I just can't take your bullshit anymore. Either decide you want me as your mate and treat me like one or get the hell out of my life and let me go."

Damn it! This was not how I wanted the conversation to go with Adriana. She was incensed that I would assume something was going on with her and Tyler. If I was being honest with myself, I trusted Tyler not to move in on my mate. But what about Adriana?

The ultimate question was whether I could trust her.

"If we mated with her properly, we would know we could trust her," Theo mentioned.

"She probably won't want to mate with us now," I replied, sending Theo into the corner of my mind with his tail between his legs.

I thought about Adriana and her actions. She didn't seem anything other than genuine, yet here I had accused her of trying to seduce Tyler. As for genuine, her anger at me was for sure.

Then there was the fact that not only c
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