Judy's POV

The manor was gorgeous; it was everything the magazines had said it was. It was in a secluded part of the Silver Crescent pack, so I never had the privilege of actually seeing it. In the beginning of the small forest, there was a pearl gate that led up the driveway and it was guarded by a couple of Gamma officers. Nobody was allowed to pass except for those with invitations and of course Gavin.

The guards recognized him right away and opened the gates; he nodded at them as he drove past them and up the 3-mile-long driveway, which was a large foresty area. once we neared the actual manor, my jaw dropped. It was huge; probably as big as the mansion and sat right on the edge of the ocean, looking out into the horizon. The clearing passed the forest was large and the driveway curved at the top, circling around a large fountain, a stone carving of a wolf looked back at me.

I recognized the wolf was one of the first Lycans to walk our planet and the fact that Donna Landry had a statue of him in the middle of her driveway, piqued my interest, to say the least.

Gavin parked the car in one of the designated areas before he turned off the engine.

"Are you ready?" He asked, looking over at me. I must have looked as though I'd seen a ghost to him because he narrowed his eyes, and I could see a slight hint of worry in his gaze.

After a beat of silence, I finally nodded.

"Yeah," I said softly. "I'm ready."

He nodded and opened the door; before I could open mine, he ran around to the passenger door and opened it for me. He held out his hand for me to take.

have to do that," I told him, taking his hand. I stepped out of the car and stood in front of

keep up appearances," he told me, his eyes shifting over to the door. I followed his gaze and noticed a tall and lanky man standing in the doorway. I raised my brows and glanced at Gavin, wondering who that was. "My

course she had a butler. I

he was built like a god; he had these broad shoulders and muscled arms. Though I was strong and had my own muscles, they were packed in a small petite form that looked as if I couldn't throw a punch to save my life. I might have been a small package, but I was anything but weak. But in comparison to

my tone low knowing that wolves

to all her staff,"

deep breath

said, bowing his head. "Your mother

him a small

us to enter. His eyes flickered to me and suddenly a knot formed in the pit

ver

and then I stepped aside

to enter the manor.

had been here, but she was no

this way,” Doug said, closing the front door and stepping around

parlor. Dinner will be

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