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eemed to be hours now and it seemed as If she wasn't going to come out. Her dazzling beauty had kept me on the edge of the bed, her eyes, had lit up my anxiety. My wolf had been disturbed by her, my m

ne else but Lily. I watched with a keen gaze as the gate of her house opened and she stepped out. I turned in o

ce more. The hours felt like an eternity, but finally, the gate opened, and she emerged. W

ed her from afar as she gracefully moved, her hips swaying enticingly. A potent attract

wouldn't tell her immediately, I would, foremost, watch her and find out where she's headed. I followed her in her stride, elegance was evident in her way of moving. Her hips swerved and that

tly without any grudges. I leapt in her direction and tried closely not to make too much of a noise, so she wouldn't turn back and find out that I was following her. She wasn't

meet with her, but the crowd of people going out and coming in this coffee shop was alarming. I followed, pushing physically, as I shoved off a man who had be

e far end of the counter, standing beside a bulky masculine figure. I pushed forward and had settle

tle in fear. The man was her boss, it was obviously clear, with the authority in his tone and

romise you that it won't repeat itself again."

ack letter." the man threatened. Lily's face was now etched i

houghts, I looked around my surroundings and planned on what to do next. I tried to force out an idea from my head, but nothing came. I looked down at the mahogany table in front of me,

s sim

coffee and Lily would be the o

her thoug

sn't the one t

searched for a nearby worker. I looked around and finally found a petite

and glided off in the direction of my tab

of her brows, she gazed deeply into the book in her hand

help me place an order for a cup of coffe

she is not available." The lady's face seemed to be starred in

r eyes lit up with a fire of amazement burning wildly in her eyes. The lady's frown broke into a smile, she s

pped the gold in her pockets and had said c

of coffee gripped tightly in her hands. She had walked in the direction of my table as she had dropped the tray on his hand and was about to leave whe

ke into pieces. Her eyes sparkled with surprise, and in my trance, the cup she held slipped from her

she apologized, but I