The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover

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When Neil visited the Lawrence pack’s construction site last. time, it was Dylan who received him, so they naturally knew each other and shook hands easily.

“Sorry to keep you waiting.”

“No problem.”

Dylan replied casually and then looked at Taya standing next

to Neil.

“I didn’t expect Miss Carmine to look even better in person than in the photos.”

A hint of admiration flashed in his eyes, but it quickly disappeared.

This was Taya’s first time meeting Dylan in person and formally assessing him.

Dylan looked really good, with outstanding features that complemented his perfect face shape. His fair skin made him look regal and dignified.

Apart from his looks, he had a graceful and elegant

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demeanor. Every movement he made exuded charm, like a

heir from a well–bred pack.

“You have more charisma in person too.”

Taya complimented him, and Dylan smiled, extending his

hand towards her.

“Let’s formally introduce ourselves. I’m Dylan.”

also shook his hand.

“I’m Rosalie.”

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invited her and Neil

a pack like his would have a driver, but Dylan personally

a young age to be low–key and not too extravagant. So, for things. within

smiled. “Although I didn’t hire a driver, it

eased the tension in

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pretending to be Rosalie.

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very well about your family’s wealth

status.”

assume Miss Carmine has

family before coming, so I won’t introduce

myself further.”

respond. Dylan then asked, “Is this your first

it is. I’ve never been here

at her and then opened the car windows

sunroof.

the scenery. We’ll be at my house

soon.”

with. Dylan’s

moved slowly on the wide road, surrounded by lush trees, with the refreshing scent of

her head to look at the flowers and trees outside the window. Occasionally, she glanced

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black luxury car closely.

you bring your

looked at Taya teasingly, “Are you afraid

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embarrassed that he had found out, but she quickly responded, “You know I rarely go out to survey construction sites myself. Occasionally,

mention who was following them but only implied that