Dinner Invitation Part 1

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Kieran - I stared at the blank parchment for the third time in as many minutes, my pen hovering over the cream-colored surface like a weapon I wasn't sure how to wield. How did one compose a dinner invitation to a woman who was technically your prisoner? What tone struck the right balance between courtesy and authority, between host and captor? Miss Montgomery, I wrote, then immediately crossed it out. Too formal. Too distant. Catherine, I tried instead, but that felt presumptuous—an intimacy I had no right to claim despite the way her name seemed to burn itself into my consciousness every time I thought it. Which is constantly, my wolf observed with satisfaction. As it should be. "Having difficulties with your correspondence?" Lucas's voice cut through my brooding, and I looked up to

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