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I tried to brush the sneers off, it was all a big joke to them. They had no idea of
what had transpired or that their alpha was involved in trying to take me out. Briar
had told me about his visit. I sent him a text message simply explaining that her ex
came after me in order to get to her but the threat was dealt with. However, now I
had to recover from the wolfsbane. He never responded. That information hadn’t
leaked out to the pack. In fact the details were strangely quiet. The hope was that
he didn’t know we knew. For all anyone that guessed knew, I had been out on an
assignment; which was rare, but I had somehow returned to the pack in such a bad
state that I had been MIA for two weeks.
I was sitting at my desk rummaging through paperwork when I heard a knock at the
door.
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“Come in,” I said, not able to halt the groan in my voice. Who was coming to mock
me now? The door opened, only to let Briar breeze in. My mood immediately lifted
to a happy state. I smiled at her and her two bags of take out until I realized they
were from my sister’s diner. That mood deflated. I gave her a questioning look.
“You saw my sister? How did that go?” I asked as she began taking boxes out of a
bag and setting them on the desk.
“I think she will be regretting her choices,” she said, coming around the desk. I
grabbed her and pulled her into my lap. She laughed, settling back into me and
pulling my face down to hers. I kissed her deeply, having been starved for her all
day. One hand protectively resting on her lower belly. That’s when the door opened
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and my eyes shot to it with a deep growl. The Chief had entered, jaw dropped at the
sight of us in such an intimate embrace. I growled again, spiking Briar’s arousal as
she kissed me needily; her lips never leaving mine.
“Shit, sorry Carter.” he said, a file in hand. That’s when Briar chose to break away
and acknowledge the man in the room. My wolf had surged possessively forward.
My mate’s wolf I could sense skimming the surface of her being enough that Chief
would surely notice. She was displaying herself on purpose. I should have realized
it by the outfit and make up she was wearing when she walked in that she meant
business coming in here tonight. She laced her fingers into my hair playing with it
absentmindedly as the chief gawked at us.
“Ehh Chief, meet Briar, my mate. Briar, meet chief,” I introduced them. The old
man’s jaw dropped.
“Uhh,” he stammered, before sniffing the air. “You’re one of us,” he said, eyes wide
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