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Full Moon Fling with a Billionaire Alpha

Chapter 4 Silvermoon Defiant

Word Count: 1037    |    Released on: 19/02/2024

ver beacon, pierced the twilight, landing on me with an intensity that set my nerves ablaze. Every instin

just survival; it was a primal challenge, a dare etched in moonlight and shadows. I wouldn't be a bystander i

e, the glint of a warrior forged in the crucible of uncertainty. My hand, still tingling from

stured towards the stage, the silent invitation hanging heavy in the air. Was it a trap, a lure

nd precision, yearned for a blueprint, a clear path through this tangled web of secrets and danger. But my he

s, assessed the angles, and calculated the odds. But it was the artist within w

ws. Each step resonated with a newfound power, the champagne flute now a forgotten relic of a life no l

of enigmatic amusement. But behind the mask, I saw a flicker

ble that vibrated through me. "To the Silvermoon S

more than just a party, more than just a revelation. This was the orchestra pit

t just a showdown; it was a duet, a dance of predator and prey where the roles were fluid and the line

danger, was just beginning. And with each brushstroke, I would defy the s

would reclaim my narrative, one daring step at a time. Let the music play. Let t

t held me prisoner, a solitary figure bathed in silver on the stage amidst the velvet darkness. Lucian stood acr

growl that vibrated through me,

naline fizzing beneath my skin a stark contrast to the champagne-fueled buzz that had faded hours ago. I was

my voice steady despite the tremo

t, seeking blueprints even in the heart of chaos." He chuckled, a deep rumble that sent s

fluid, spontaneous dance, no rigid blueprints or predictable steps, ignited the artist within. In this unknown terri

e spotlight slicing through the shadows a

ion of my unexpected condition, an announcement that would turn me into the tabloid fodder of the elite. Or pe

roke. It wasn't Lucian who set the tone, not this time. This was my moment, my oppor

cused, not on Lucian, but on the shadows that danced at the edges of the spotlight. With a swi

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