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CHAPTER FIFTY-ONE

As they were talking, a tall, handsome man in his fifties approached them with a charming smile on his face. Emma could immediately see the family resemblance. He had the same sharp features and piercing blue eyes as Morris but with a few more wrinkles around his eyes. Was that his father?“Uncle!” Morris let out, excitedly standing from his spot to embrace the smiling man.“Morris, my boy! Happy birthday!” he exclaimed, giving Morris a hug before turning his attention to Emma. “And who is this breathtaking acquaintance of yours? I could stare at her all day and have peace.”Emma couldn't help but feel a little intimidated by the older man's good looks and confident demeanor, but he immediately put her at ease with his warm and friendly attitude.“This is my friend, Emma,” Morris introduced.“It's a pleasure to meet you, Sir,” Emma said with a smile.“The pleasure is all mine, my dear,” he replied, taking her hand and kissing it lightly. “And, no need for the title. Just call me Carr
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CHAPTER FIFTY-TWO

Clyde raked his hand through his hair as he jabbed and pulled aggressively at them. He was fuming, pacing from one end to the other while on the phone with someone. His eyes were glowing, and the furniture in his office seemed to have gotten a taste of his temper.“Clive? What do you think you're doing in my city? I told you that I would shred you into pieces if you ever resurface,” he growled into the receiver.Chuckling, “I think you've lost that power of taming me, Clyde. Don't act like the Alpha with me because you're not my Alpha. As a matter of fact, do you even know where she is? I mean, the one that matters the most to you.”Slamming his fist into his desk, “don't you dare bring her up in our conversation. I swear to you, if a strand of her hair goes missing, I'll unleash hell on you and your helpers, Clive. This is not a threat. It's a promise.”Faking a yawn, “save me your empty threat, brother. You should be more worried about how to keep her if she ever finds out what happ
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CHAPTER FIFTY-THREE

Emma's laughter filled the sitting room as Carring and Morris cracked some old jokes. Somehow, she ended up on the third bottle of champagne as the guests left the house. She was comfortable and Carring and Morris didn't mind that. As far as Morris stared, her snorts and blueberry noises were the most beautiful form of laughter he had seen in a while.“Well, an old man has to rest his back,” Carring stood, stretching. “Happy Birthday, Son,” he embraced Morris, giving him a firm but gentle pat on the back. “Emma, you're one of the best people I met tonight. I do hope you enjoyed yourself too. I'll be checking in with you by the morrow. Good night,” he greeted.“Good night,” she smiled, unsure of what next to do.“Come here, girl. I do hugs,” he announced, smiling.Eagerly, Emma jumped off the couch, arms stretched and losing herself in Carring's embrace. It was warm and filled with love. Almost like a closure, she has been seeking for all these years. He kissed her on both cheeks befor
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CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR

As soon as she fell asleep, Morris tiptoed out of the room, taking the one next to hers.The night was short but pleasant. Soon, soft streaks of light dawned on her face, making her grumble in discomfort. Emma woke up with a pounding headache and a feeling of nausea. She groaned as she tried to sit up, but the throbbing pain in her head made her lie back down. That was when she noticed the breakfast tray on the bedside table, which held white pills in a saucer and a bottle of water. She blinked a few times, trying to clear her vision, and saw Morris standing by the door.“Good morning, sunshine,” Morris said, with a smile. “I brought you some aspirin. You look like you could use it.”Emma sat up slowly, rubbing her eyes. “What time is it?” she asked, her voice groggy.“It's around 9 am,” Morris replied. “You slept like a baby last night.”Emma felt her cheeks flush as she remembered her drunken antics from the night before. “I'm so sorry about last night,” she said, feeling embarrass
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CHAPTER FIFTY-FIVE

As they broke off their heated moment of passion, Morris gave room for Emma to go change into something comfy. They spent the rest of the day, playing card games and getting to know themselves.When night came, Morris took the room he slept in the previous night, while Emma got the comfy bedroom. It was a dilemma of fighting to stay apart even though they desperately wanted the comfort of each other.Emma woke up in the middle of the night, her body drenched in sweat. She had been dreaming about her parents' murder again. It was a recurring nightmare that had haunted her for years, but this time it was different.In the dream, she saw herself being killed as well. It was a horrific image, and it had left her trembling and scared.She sat up in bed, trying to calm herself down. She prayed that she hadn't been screaming and thrashing as always, as it would wake Morris up. She took deep breaths, trying to push the nightmare out of her mind.But the more she attempted to forget, the more
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CHAPTER FIFTY-SIX

Her eyes dazzled from Clyde's fading body to the kid's lifeless body. There was nothing she could do to save him. He was gone. Making up her mind, Emma took out her phone and dialed the emergency number. Her hands were shaking, and she could feel her heart pounding in her chest. After a few rings, a woman's voice answered.“911, what's your emergency?” the operator asked.“I just witnessed a murder,” Emma said, trying to steady her voice.“Can you give me your location?”“I'm at 87th Street and Lexington Avenue, Minnesota.”“Okay, officers are on their way. Can you describe what happened?”“I saw a man kill a kid. He had a gun, and he shot him in the chest. The man's name is Clyde, and he's wearing a black hoodie and jeans,” she lied. Oh, that was complicated. How would the fang marks on the kid's neck be explained? Did she just worsen the situation?“Did you see where he went?”“No, he ran off as soon as he shot the kid,” she lied again.“Okay, stay where you are. Officers will be t
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CHAPTER FIFTY-SEVEN

By evening, Emma was ready to get something off her chest. She had a quick dinner made by Morris's chef and sat with him. First, it was friendly that he had a tracker in the watch he gifted her without letting her know. Second, she was grateful that she was looking out for her.Again, Morris had her open up about the entire incident. But, she left the narration of werewolves and Clyde's true identity and the fact that he was her mate as it was called in their world. That was too much unnecessary information. Morris had light snacks made with fruits. He made a cozy outdoor cinema in his garden and had Emma stay with him as they watched a romantic comedy show while snacking. To comfort Emma, he made sure he had her wrapped around him and occasionally kissed her, which she returned. Deep into the night, they fell asleep in each other's arms.Their sleep was cut short in the early hours of the morning when she was asked to turn herself in as fresh evidence had been found against her. Wit
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CHAPTER FIFTY-EIGHT

Again, the Chief slammed his hand on the best out of annoyance. “You don't call the shots here. I do. What do you think this is? Your world?”Comfortably, “you just used a slot. Remaining two,” Clyde said, holding the Chief's gaze.“You must be kidding me.”“You're wasting both our time,” Clyde reminded him.When he saw the seriousness in Clyde's demeanor, he sat. He desperately needed him to talk. “Who are you?” he demanded.Clyde simply smiled and shook his head. “That's not relevant,” he said. “What's important is who you've been looking for.”The Chief gritted his teeth. “We've been looking for you for weeks. Who are you? What's your real name?”Clyde laughed. “Oh, my real name is the least of your concerns,” he said. “What you should be worried about is what the psychopath doing all this is capable of.”The Chief narrowed his eyes. “What are you talking about?”Clyde leaned forward, his eyes blazing with intensity. “I didn't do it,” he said. “Because I'm innocent, that's why I'm
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CHAPTER FIFTY-NINE

Emma and Clyde were taken into custody again, this time, both were placed in adjacent cells. Emma couldn't believe she was going through all this. It felt like she was a hamster running on a wheel. She had dedicated her entire career to bringing criminals to justice, and now she found herself on the other side of the bars.As she sat on the hard cot, nursing her aching heart and trying to make sense of the situation, she heard a commotion outside. Shouts and screams echoed through the corridors, and she could hear the sound of shattering glass.Initially, she ignored it as well as whatever Clyde was saying. It was normal for the station to witness such chaos from criminals trying to get arrested once in a while. Also, she didn't want to hear a word from Clyde. Instead, she focused her thoughts on Morris. Thinking about what they would've been doing if they were together.Suddenly, the door to her cell burst open, and several men dressed in black stormed in, brandishing weapons. Emma s
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CHAPTER SIXTY

Even with the blazing restriction on his nerves due to the poison traveling through every system in his body, Clyde saw a survivor who was one of the attackers. He grabbed him by the neck and dashed for the woods. He could self-heal but needed time to do that.“I'll only ask once. Who put you up to this?” he queried the attacker as he flew into midair with him, barely holding his collar.Fear overwhelmed the masked man as he kicked his hanging feet, begging for his dear life. “I'll tell you everything. It's Jim Copley. He…”Clyde let him loose from that height, blanking whatever he wanted to say. The landing attacker's yells filled the forest.Clyde's mind was racing with anger and fear as he made his way to Jim Copley's heavily guarded mansion. He knew that he had to confront the man responsible for the attack on the police station, and he didn't care what it took to get his revenge. Also, it was possible because he picked a peculiar scent from the guy he had interrogated and followe
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