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below Kinley's apartment window so he could watch as she paced back and forth from her bedroom to the living room as she talked on the phone. Her beauty was infinite. He had never s

rom beyond the shadows

aid as he took a

n home for centuries now. Seamus was the Alpha. He was Seth's mentor and the one who turned Seth those few years ago when

s going as

wouldn't they

ith the others. Everything okay?" He studi

glad that Seamus couldn't read his mind. Wolves are extraordinary, but ther

Kinley. She was s

sely, as always, and she will make a fine addition to our pack. I can't w

ords burnt into his core. He knew Seamus would hear the increas

ng to the lad. Seth was young and stunning, and the ladies fell for him almost instantly, which made turning th

sn't really who Seth was, but he was indebted to Seamus and very loyal. He couldn't fight this fate though. He was under a control he couldn't shake. It was if his mind was in constant battle with Se

ad ever felt, and he yearned for her in a way that nothing else would be able to satisfy. He was frustrating himself and he needed to knock it off. His right fang grew just enough for

tonight. We could have a drink and a go

n the st

. So, what do you say? We haven't

me. My car is ju

t her bedroom window and suddenly she looked down at him. He almost lost his breath as their eyes made contact and just as fast as h

e her stage arrival. Seamus pulled out a fat cigar and lit it. He offered Seth one, but he shook his head no. The musi

her facial expressions, had no desire to truly be there. He pictured that same look on Kinley's face, every day for the rest of her immortal life. His stomac

h. The half-gone cigar was hanging out of his mouth and he had his hands on the stripper's chest. S

out was Kinley and as soon as this night was o