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attitude, his little barbs thrown with a mocking smile, all of this put her beside herself. She spent long hou

going to show him that he couldn't continue to provoke her with impunity. She saw him coming towards

uffed in his coat pockets. "Looks like you r

ide her. She decided she was no longer going to dodge his barbs

ms crossed. "After all, you seem much more concerne

ed, but an amused smile played on his

schief in his eyes. "I didn't think

h a high opinion of yourself,"

he seemed unsettled, even if only for a brief moment. Then he moved closer,

hispered, his gaze locked on hers. "I don't need t

members around them, observing the scene with interest. It was probably the first time they had seen some

't work," she said firmly, h

around them. The wolves had stopped to watch them, whispering among themselves, curious about what was happening. It was an unusual sight, and T

my office. I

at them, arms crossed, a hard gaze fixed on them. The tension was palpable, and Téa knew they had no choice. She

him. He scrutinized them for a moment in silence, his gaze passing from Nicolas

ing to be a problem in the pack," he said. "Your petty rivalries

tude wasn't ideal, but she didn't think it would go so

he continued. "Perhaps by working as a team you will un

ared to glance at him, but he seemed perfectly calm, almost amused by the situation. Of course he fou

d without giving t

er lands, to check that no threats approach our territory. You will

to spend so much time alone with Nicolas, and even less so in such an isolate

inally murmur

a heavy silence hanging between them. They walked in silence for a while, until they were far enough away

our little getaway? » h

control herself. She refused to give him

on," she replied coldly. "And I a

d with a mocking smile. "I will do m

led in every second spent watching her fight against her annoyance. She internally promised herself not to give in

territory, equipped and ready for their mission. Nicolas was already waiting for him, leaning non

he asked

time, each lost in their thoughts. Despite herself, Téa felt her mind wandering, thinking about this strange alchemy that seemed to bind them. She

, Nicolas brok

not treat me like the Alpha's son,"

tone. For the first time, she saw in him something other th

ou as you are, Nicolas

e, which made Téa's heart beat a little faster. She quickly turned away, disturbed by this brief moment of complicity. S