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made her look even more radiant and youthful than she had the first night I’d met her. And tired and harried as she appeared to be at the moment, she was still unquestionably gorgeous. No doubt she was the type of woman who rolled out of bed looking stunning.
    “Lessa, thank God you’re here,” Remy greeted.
    “Milena, hey! Oh, you poor thing, are you okay? Did it hurt?” Alessandra gushed the moment her eyes alighted upon me. “May I see your neck? You’re related to the Salvatella? How did this happen?” She interrogated in random, rapid-fire succession as she glided gracefully across the room in my direction over damaged, torn up chairs, demolished end tables, and other debris to where I was seated in Remy’s broken chair, Kai still kneeling in front of me.
    “Lord sakes, Remy, put your prick away,” she chastised. “You’re wagging your dick in poor Milena’s face!”
    She’d almost reached me when Alex’s ginormous black and grey wolf bounded back through the front door at supernatural speed, hip-checking her out of his way and into Remy’s naked arms. He was moving so fast I didn’t even have time to scream as he leapt over a fallen chair directly at me.
    But his massive canine body twisted midair at the last moment as he lunged, his open muzzle aiming for Kai, who barely had enough time to swear before Alex’s jaws sank into his shoulder, eliciting a pained howl from the doctor, his features warping in agony and his muted brown eyes flashing into an iridescent, pale blue as the black and grey wolf whipped his head, violently tossing Kai by his bloodied shoulder across the polished wooden floor to smash hard against the stone fireplace.
    Kai’s battered human body morphed a split second later into a huge, pure white wolf, his clothes shredding and falling from his werewolf form as he staggered to his four legs—just in time to be tackled by Alex’s wolf, whose mammoth jaw went for his throat this time.
    “Alex, no!” Alessandra’s high-pitched scream squashed any doubts my stunned eyes were hoping to harbor as to the true danger Kai’s white wolf was in as the black and grey wolf’s yawning muzzle engulfed his neck, clamping down and aggressively taking the white wolf to the ground, whimpering in pain.
    “Alex!” Alessandra shrieked again, “I told you, no more violence in front of Milena!”
    What?
    “Fuck, Alex, cut it out, already,” Remy interjected, sounding more vexed than he did concerned as the dark wolf growled and gnawed over the immobilized white wolf’s exposed throat. Bright red blood stained the white wolf’s fur as it began to seep from his neck.
    “Alex, you can’t kill him. We need Kai,” Alessandra reasoned.
    My mouth fell agape. A sick panic settled in my gut as I recalled the siblings’ similarly half-assed attempts at intervention when I’d been the one immobilized on the cold marble floor at Alex’s complete mercy that first night.
    Alcaeus waltzed into the house then, clad in a fresh pair of basketball shorts. He took in the scene with a chortle of amusement, planting his hands on his hips and tsking, “Kai, you’re not even trying, man.”
    What the fuck? What was wrong with all of them? Was no one going to intervene and save Kai?
    I knew for certain it wouldn’t be Kaleb’s brown wolf, who was still standing stupidly at attention on the sidelines. And neither Alcaeus, Remy, nor Alessandra seemed concerned enough to jump into the fray. Was it all another ruse? Like Alcaeus biting my neck had been?
    But Kai’s wolf was bleeding! And the black and grey wolf’s rage was … palpable. I could smell it. Feel it. And it chilled me to my bones.
    I scanned the room for the only other human barometer, Guadalupe, and I was alarmed to note that she appeared distressed as well by the situation, her eyes flitting from Kai’s wolf to Alcaeus, as if wondering how far he was going to allow this to go.
    The white wolf whimpered again. I had to do something!
    Fuck