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... ien felt like looking at a drenched little puppy.

“Lulu, we promised to spend every birthday together. You can’t do this to me.” ƒ𝘳ee𝔀e𝚋n૦𝐯el.c𝗼𝓂

Opposite them, Annalynne sucked a deep breath audibly.

If Ronan thought that he owned Lucien, he was sorely mistaken. Annalynne was planning to open the Alpha’s eyes.

“Alpha Ronan, just so you know, Lulu is technically still part of my pack. I don’t care whether you are fated mates or bonded mates. I can get him to ...

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