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peace and quiet. I was so ready for this. I hadn't even made it to my waiting limo when my cell phone started buzzing like an angry horn

hysically running on fumes, completely exhausted. I desperately needed these next forty-ei

casm. "Well, hello there! Did you miss me already or what? Can't handle the big ch

you just landed. But this is urgent, man. It really is," Alex said. He didn'

"What's wrong? Did something happen with the Singapore deal? Did the numbers

ease, just listen, and don't interrupt me, okay? Since you're already over th

f to be calm. "Okay, okay. I'm listening. Y

ones? It sounds insane. I'd jump on a plane right now, but you know that's a ten-hour flight, minimum. And with you gone, I can't just abandon the office. So, I was hoping... I need yo

it." I tried to sound more enthusiastic than I felt. The truth was, I absolutely hated kids. Couldn't stand them. "Just

you, Mathew. Seriously, thank you. You are the best br

I hung up the phone and just frowned, staring at my limo.

elf? Not one?" I muttered under my breath, angrily gesturi

p... I'm a werewolf. Oh, and surprise, I'm the Alpha. And in ten days, on my twenty-fifth birthday, I'm taking the throne and becoming the king of the

dress were there. But then what Alex had said finally truly registered in my brain. His daughter smashed

Change of plans. Take me to this address first." I'd deal with this bizarre situ

of nowhere. The place didn't look like a school; it looked like a grim, ancient prison som

taming. But she had to be so young! Alex was only thirty-two, just a few years older than my twenty-four. I figured Viola

ent. I didn't see a single soul-not a student, not a teacher. It was eerie, like walking into a ghost to

yelling at a group of cowering boys. I stopped in my tracks and just watched her. She had

ped, her voice sharp and rude. "Do I look like so

inst my ribs. Her scent hit my nose-a mix of vanilla and something wild

my wolf growled loudly inside my h

ble! She's a human!" I mentally snapped back a

de, a door swung open down the hall. The principal stuck his head ou

e didn't look twelve. She looked like a young woman. I rolled my eyes, completely thrown

it is. And you must be Mr. Mathew York. Mr. Alex called and said you would be..

understanding. I'm just here to figure out what happened today and solve the immediate problem. That's the on

cipal just ushered me inside, looking completely defeated. He sat down

the situation we're dealing with here. Please,

breath. "Okay. Fine. I'm

roubled. She gets into physical fights almost daily, like she's one of the boys. This latest incid

en and elementary school before it became a high school. She's never really fit in, never adapted. Her father... he only manages to visit her once a year. She's brilliantly smart,

d once mentioned a mistake he made as a teenager, a

s she exactly?" I asked, needing to

years old," he

terback's butt, right? There has to be a reason. Viola doesn't seem like the type to just start a fight for no reason." I rais

ally her boyfriend. She, um, she caught him secretly kissing another girl in the hallway." He s

why are you talking about her like she's some kind of insane monster?" I said, m

when she's angry. She's in a fight or some kind of trouble every single day. She doesn't need another detention or even expulsion. She

what you really need is for her to be removed from the school for a few days. Let things coo

ms aren't for another two weeks. She could come back then to finish her last year. Could you possibly do that? Please? I am being completely hone

anage that. But I have one condition first. Before I agree to anything, I w

s just curious. I wanted to look this guy i

his assistant. A young office boy appeared

r?" the

to my office immediately," the principal c

who was huge-muscled like a bodybuilder, almost as tall as a tree. He had pale skin and blue eyes.

out. "Wait, are you seriously telling me that Viola di

don't ever say her name around me again. She's an animal, a complete tiger. I hate h

to toe. "Alright, Jake. Let's hear it. Start from the beginning. Tell me exactly what h

gaze, then looked over at the princip