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Having Roy rub against her like this, Molly was tempted tough at how hard he was trying to get her attention.

She thought, ‘If Roy doesn’t want me to talk to Beckett alone that much, why doesn’t hee back to me in human form! Looking like this, he still does to be jealous.’

Molly thought for a moment, then said, “Roy, you go upstairs first.”

Roy refused to do as told. He thought angrily of pouncing on Beckett and throwing him out.

Beckett froze when he heard the wolf’s name. Molly had named this wolf Roy, which showed just how much she missed that man

Molly said, “Be a good boy.”

Roy drooped his tail and flicked it. He really wanted to carry Molly away, so she wouldn’t talk to other men, but he had no right to do that nowb! /b

Roy took a couple of steps, stopped, and looked back at Molly, hoping she would change her mind and not talk to Beckett alone.

But Molly didn’t look at him. Instead, she took Beckett toward the backyard.

Hiry had never seen a wolf so in tune with humans. Roy’s aggrieved expression was like he’d been abandoned by Molly. Then, Hiry thought of the wolf’s name and frowned.

Molly missed Roy so much that she even renamed a wolf after him. She couldn’t let Molly keep thinking about that man.

But Molly had clearly rejected Beckett several times, and their engagement had long been called off. Hiry thought it was time to find a man worthy o Molly’s status for her.

Roy paced around upstairs, waiting. He kept counting the time. It was almost eight minutes, but Molly hadn’te backb. /bbHe /bdidn’t know what bthey /bneeded to talk about for so long.

When Lucky saw Roy venting his anger on its favorite toy, it felt really distressed. But it couldn’t get its toy back, so Lucky decided to tell Molly when she returned to the room.

Lucky’s beloved duck doll, which it had had for years, was now torn to pieces by Roy. It was really a sorry sight. This made Lucky extremely sad.

In the backyard, Molly made it clear once again that she would have no emotional involvement with Beckett. She stated that she would never like

Beckett.

What’s more, Beckett had kept quiet, making her and Roy miss two years. He had also let Roy suffer for two years at Faye’sb. For that alone, Molly would list Beckett and his entire family as enemies.

But Beckett really had ino /iobligation to tell her where Roy was. They were rivals in love, and Beckett would have been d if Roy had nevere back.

So, in that regard, she had ino /ireason to me him. But while Molly allowed Roy to y tricks in fr

er,

she couldn’t stand Beckett doing the same.

Beckett hadn’t expected that Molly would learn everything that happened two years ago during her trip to Avalmere.

He also knew that Lio and others wanted to kill her He had thought of going to rescue Molly, but Molly didn’t need his help. So he had returned bto /bUstrana today,ing here to wait for her.

Beckett said, “Did you find Roy?”

Molly said, “Yes, I did.”

Beckett pressed his lips together, then said, “I’m sorry, but I don’t regret bit/b.” He didn’t regret hiding the fact that bRoy /bbwas /blocked bup /bbin /bbthe /bbb/b, in bfact/b, bit /bwas Lio who had identally let it slip one time when he invited Beckett for a drink.

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That night, he had acted as if he’d never heard it and didn’t say a thing to Molly. Lio went on, “Now that he’s hack, Lubh your happiness?

Roy hade back, and Beckett was no match for his scheming. Thinking of how Roy had put on an act in front of Molly two years byes/b, Serban palk funky annoyed. But Molly just spoiled him.

Molly nodded. “From now on, we’re just allies.”

Beckett epted his fate, then left dejectedly.

In Molly’s room on the fifth floor, after destroying Lucky’s duck doll, Roy picked up a teddy bear doll in his mouth.

Lucky fought back. The two animals each held one arm of the teddy bear in their mouths. Angry sounds escaped from between Lucky’s teethb, /bburging /bRog

to return its doll.

But Roy was already mad with anger. He gave a hard tug, and the other arm of the teddy bear broke off, with all the white cotton inside spilling out

Lucky pounced and bit Roy’s tail. Even though it was an old dog, it wouldn’t let Roy bully it,

But after Lucky pounced over, Royy on the ground motionless, letting it pull his tail. Even though a lot of fur was pulled out, he didn’t bcare /b

Fifteen minutes had passed, and Molly still hadn’t finished talking to Beckett. Roy’s heart was almost breaking,

Then, Molly went upstairs. When Roy felt the movement, he suddenly got up and ran over. Lucky was knocked over bby /bhim, letting out ba /bwhimper.

Roy almost grabbed Molly and held her in his arms, not letting her go anywhere.

Molly was still wearing the coat fromst night. She took it off, threw it aside, and said, “Why are you making so much noise?”

Roy just wanted Molly tofort him now.

After taking off her coat, Molly was only wearing a tight sweater and ck pants, which made her sexy figure even more graceful.

Of course, Molly knew that Roy was jealous. It seemed he wanted her tofort him, but that was impossible. He hadn’t fully realized his mistake. bMolly /basked, “Are you jealous?”

iRoy /inodded quickly. He was almost burned up by jealousy.

Molly squatted down, pinched his ear, and said casually, “But you’re just a wolf. You’re not my man.”

Roy was about to copse.

Molly smiled and said, “What, do you want to be my man?” She used her toe to step on his wolf paw. Roy immediately retracted his sharp ws, afraid of hurting her.

Roy hung his head low. He was a wolf now. He couldn’t be Molly’s man, nor did he have the right

alousb. /b

Molly saw how sad he was, but he still didn’t want to turn back into a human in front of her, which made her even angrier. She pinched his ear harder.b“/bb! /bdon’t want a wolf to be my boyfriend.”

With that, she left Roy and headed for the bathroom. When she came out, Roy was no longer in the room. He had learned to run away bfrom /bhome now, which made her even angrier.

She thought, ‘His body hasn’t fully recovered, and he dares to run around.‘ Molly wasn’t worried that Roy would get into trouble now, so bshe /blit a cigarette to vent her anger. Just then, the phone rang. She changed iher /iclothes and went downstairs again.

After all, she hadn’t dealt with her brothers and sisters who wanted to kill her. Now that Roy had been found, she definitely bhad /bto bdeal /bbwith /bbthose /bbpeople/bb. /bherself.

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