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lie
igure. Named "Eternity," it was crafted from layers of silk and lace, with th
ery at my waist. A blooming white rose, t
n ye
I had sacrificed would lead to this moment, to this dress, to the
Chloe, the boutique attendant, whispered as she stood bes
e of the skirt. My fiancé, Judd Kemp, was fifteen minutes late. He
are always buried in Pack affairs, especially before such an important c
djusted the folds of th
ights working on the Kemp Pack's expansion. I had watched him build his
ove the sho
orway. He wore a perfectly fitted suit, his short b
. He quickly covered it with a familiar charming smile and crossed
ering his head into the crook of my neck. His deep voi
letting myself sink into the em
wolf s
sn't Judd's usual cedarwood cologne. It wasn'
other Ome
ered on the collar of his suit jacket, exactly where anothe
ly fell from
uld not be imitated, and it could not be erased easily.
The perfect couple standing beneath the bo
ed him
but firm enough that J
miliar look he used whenever he thought I was being unreasonable. He lifted his hand an
tting nervous bef
ead and avoid
time I had ever m
The smile disappeared from his
er fingers. "Alpha, maybe Miss Whitaker
of them. My eyes remain
couple ever
diculous
ickly faded. His v
We still have many
even as I asked the question that had already confirmed ev
a second. Then he looked at me calmly again. "Y
den
erfumes favored by the w
d my lips into a faint smile. "Nothing.
nd walked into the dressing room, closin
rough the door, mixed with Chl
e gown and p
uth, my hopes, and my promise to him. This time
and dialed my younger sister Anna's number, one I had m
lli
alone in the dressing room wi
ever before. "It's over between Judd and m

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