Fishe
back as she stared at the roo
a second glance, which bothered
the study and shut
as her
of cool moonlight
at used to drive
ust made
let me
mental barrier with
orced entry clearly
violet eyes were n
a frozen w
calm. "Explain why you brought a pregnant woman in
hit me like a
e to soothe our mate, to pull her i
ind, my honor,
ake her un
d arrow was meant for me. It was Hector Gonzalez, Julianne's
battle, the chaos, an
er and his grandson. I gave him my word, Dawn. I swo
g her to see the imposs
y duty, my hono
know what I'm asking is impossible, Dawn. But a Fated Mate bond is law, and an oath sworn on a dying m
child..."
d with grief and pressure, of com
nish the wh
g was clea
ut a single change
she let out a s
led with endless m
d to accept that my Fated Mate has fathered a child
but each word was a l
ustration wa
m just asking you to accept her presence!
el. "The one chosen for you by the Moon Goddess. There is no such
core law of our societ
ed in agreem
ulianne's
lessly sup
g for me," I repeated stubbornly. "I have to
nd for the first time, fire lit her violet eyes. "You'll use my
" I roared, feeling
eyes dying, turning back to cold ash. "I will not accept it.
judgment, cutting off a
te face, and a raw ang
eing unre
s and
arm, trying to use my Alpha dominance t
n't fig
my hand on her arm, th
rofound disappointment and so
de me feel like a
arm as if it
my head, pained that
," she said, taking a step back, creat
meant, and her words carried a dar
ed to he
g of brass keys and a thi
e pushed the keys and the ledger toward me, her voice flat and calm. "From this day fo
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