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the Hayes pack when my husband, Michael, walk
od-red dress and reek
hael looked at me with cold eyes an
jecte
nd forced me to my knees, sh
rom his cruelty, I told th
ispered to him later. "Y
lt, Michael f
homeless Rogue, living in the dirt outside our estate walls
playing in the garden, the one wi
he shadows for years, a g
e woman in the r
r over my son's crib, r
ce rejected me finally
n't he
y between the bl
pte
via
, casting long, golden bars across the silk sheets beneath me. I rested my palm a
movements already distinct-kicks t
y lips, but it di
behind him like a ghost. He remained devastatingly handsome, with t
en Mate. I had defied my powerful father, the Alpha Supreme, to be with him. I had giv
itting up. The silk sheet slipped do
a glance. "Business, Liv. You know how it is.
It was dry, quick, and devoid of the spark that
ly in the back of my mind. She had long since turned her back on
peration out of my voice. "I haven't been to the studio in w
opaque. "Not tonight, Liv. It's a... sensitive nego
my nose. It wasn't his usual sandalwood and musk.
," I cal
, impatience flickeri
ove
-a heartbeat of silence that screamed l
he silence in the massiv
orstep, lay a bouquet of exotic red flowers. They were loud, vulgar th
as the same one clingi
at the walls of my mind. *Liar,* s
nd that connects pack members and mates. *Michae
ental fog blocked me out. He
neat rows. I pushed them aside and found a black g
ion," I muttered, p
e lens. I was a photographer by trade, trained to see th
I was a Hayes. And the Hayes bl
rd, a sudden jol
bbing my belly with grim determinatio

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