Mated to My Fiancé’s Alpha King Brother

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Seraphina’s POV 1

The next morning dawned crisp and clear, and as I prepared for work, I felt like I was suiting up for battle. The green dress fit even better than I remembered, and paired with the elegant heels and my hair in a sophisticated updo, I looked like someone who belonged in

the executive suite of a major corporation.

When I stepped through the gleaming glass doors of Nightshadow Industries, the transformation was immediate and unmistakable. Conversations stuttered to a halt as heads turned in my direction, and I could practically feel the weight of dozens of eyes taking in

every detail of my appearance.

The receptionist, usually so perfectly composed, fumbled with her phone as I walked past, her eyes following the sway of my hips in the fitted dress. I could feel some he-wolves mentally undressing me, their eyes tracking from my face down to my legs and back up again with an appreciation that bordered on predatory. The security guard at the front desk actually adjusted himself in his chair as I passed,

and I heard someone whistle low under their breath from the elevator bank.

“Well, well,” muttered someone behind me–I think it was Marcus from legal-“looks like someone got herself a serious upgrade.”

My cheeks burned with a mixture of embarrassment and indignation.

Claire, bless her, was waiting by the elevator with the kind of knowing smile that suggested she’d witnessed my grand entrance and all

its effects.

“Seraphina,” she said as I approached, her voice carrying just loud enough for nearby listeners to hear, “you look absolutely stunning.

That dress is nothing short of perfection on you.”

“Thank you,” I managed, my voice slightly breathless from the gauntlet of attention I’d just run. “I just wanted to make a good impression.”

Claire’s eyes sparkled with mischief as she leaned closer. “Well, mission accomplished, dear. You’re going to knock our Alpha’s socks

off-assuming he doesn’t have a heart attack

with an apologetic expression. “I’m afraid I need to handle some urgent pack business. You’ll be fine on your

more than prepared.”

flip at the reminder that I would soon be

past two days. “I’ve got

away down the marble corridor than I managed to knock over a perfectly organized stack

my desk, others floating down behind

breath, staring at the disaster

them. The space between my

would need to crawl around on the floor like lost puppies. I hiked up my dress slightly and got down on my hands and knees, trying to maintain some semblance of dignity as I stretched toward the scattered

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was mortifying. My dress, despite its elegant design, was not meant for this kind of physical maneuvering. As I

fabric rode up my thighs, and I could feel the

exposed in a professional environment. The slit in the dress, which

far too much leg, and I

get a clear view

the furthest folder. My position was becoming increasingly precarious-rear end in the air, dress hiked up to an inappropriate level, face

and embarrassment.

snag the last document,

polite, but carrying an undercurrent of

stand at attention.

my entire body going rigid with horror.

when I was sprawled on

rucked up and my

silence that followed was deafening. I could hear my own heartbeat thundering

feet as quickly as possible, yanking my dress back down to a respectable length and

to face my unexpected visitor, an

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