Chasing His Scentless Mate (Caroline & Draven) Book PDF Free by Syliva D

Joseph Garcia stood there, all six-foot-something of pure Alpha male wrapped in an expensive charcoal suit that did nothing to hide his broad shoulders and powerful build. His eyes were fixed on Caroline, but as I watched, they shifted to me, and the full force of his attention made my skin tingle. Caroline looked mortified.…

“His pack,” Caroline said bitterly. “Always about the pack.” “That’s the burden of being Alpha,” Joseph said quietly. “Everything we do affects those under our protection.” The conversation shifted to pack politics, and I found myself interested despite my doubts. I learned that Eleanor was Alpha Gerald’s daughter from the Blood Moon Pack, while Caroline’s…

“Our traditions exist for a reason, Joseph. We’re Alphas. We have responsibilities.” I laughed. “Screw tradition. If your ‘progressive community’ excludes scentless wolves, how progressive is it? Caroline as your Luna would show real inclusion.” Draven went quiet, thinking about my words. “What if she’s not my fated mate?” he finally asked. “Would you abandon…

I shook my head. “You don’t win over a woman like her the easy way.” “I thought you already had her number,” Antonio said. “I do, but she’s ignoring me,” I said as I pulled into the parking lot. We walked through the mall. I slowed down as we passed Grace’s Closet. My heart sank…

“I know,” I said. “But something about her makes me feel different.” Antonio got into the passenger seat. He was holding a small piece of paper. “What did she say?” I asked. He handed me the note with a smile. In neat writing, it said. [Fine. One text. Make it count.] I couldn’t help but…

“Your uncle has the emotional intelligence of a brick,” I laughed. Then I asked the question that had been bothering me all week. “Why doesn’t he ever come himself? Is he actually shy or is this some elaborate game?” Antonio looked at his watch. “You should probably get back to work. He might show up…

“So, Uncle J, you need my advice on women now?” “Don’t get cocky,” I warned, but couldn’t help smiling. “I just need a different perspective.” I showed him my phone. “I got her number, sent her the lawyer’s info, but she won’t respond to anything else.” Antonio scrolled through the pitiful one-sided conversation. “Wow, she’s…

“Nothing,” Antonio and I said in unison. Scott, my brother-in-law, entered the kitchen and saved us with a diversion. “Honey, where’s the wine opener?” Dinner was lively as always. Louise chattered about her dance recital, Antonio boasted about his lacrosse game, and Flora kept refilling my plate. “So,” Flora started, her tone shifting to that…

“How long will it take?” Mom asked. “I can expedite it. We should have it within 48 hours.” He leaned back in his chair. “In the meantime, I suggest you take precautions. Don’t travel alone if possible, especially at night.” I nodded. I felt relief and lingering anxiety. “Of course,” Mr. Winters continued. His expression…

He laughed.”Is that any way to greet an old friend? We have unfinished business, Ava.” Nina stepped forward protectively. “She said leave. Now.” Isaac’s eyes narrowed. “Stay out of this, bitch. This is between me and her.” “There is no ‘me and you’ anymore,” I said firmly, despite my racing heart. “It’s been over.” “It’s…