Beast Billionaire #2 (Bad Boy Alpha Billionaire Werewolf Shifter Romance) by Mac Flynn

Author:Mac Flynn [Flynn, Mac]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Mac Flynn

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Maggie blinked at him. “You need me to do what?”

Adrian stepped back and opened his arms. “I need you to change my appearance to that of my former employee so I can impersonate him for a short while.”

Maggie’s eyes widened and she furiously shook her head. “B-but I don’t know how!”

“Nonsense. You performed the magic before,” he pointed out.

“But I don’t know how I did that!” she argued.

He smiled and shook his head. “There isn’t much difficulty to it. Merely focus on my body and imagine Blake being in my place. The magic should do the rest.”

Her mouth dropped open. “But I don’t know what he looks like!”

Adrian dropped his arms and arched an eyebrow. “You don’t?”

She shook her head. “No! I never met him!”

Adrian cupped his chin in one hand and furrowed his brow. “I see.” His eyes flickered to Albert. “Is his file still in the house?”

Albert shook his head. “No, sir. It was returned yesterday.”

“And his personal items? Are they still here?”

The servant nodded. “Yes, sir. I haven’t yet destroyed them.”

Adrian dropped his hand. “That means we must rummage through his wallet for his identification. It won’t be as perfect as the a larger view of him, but it might do the trick.” He held his arm out to Maggie and smiled. “Will you trust me to help your father? I haven’t failed him yet.”

Maggie frowned, but accepted his arm. He turned them to the back of the house and the rear door. They went outside to the backyard. It was a wilderness of vines, half-collapsed stone walls, and large, overgrown trees that cast shadows over the corners of the yard.

One such tree hung over a small stone building that was stuck in the far corner of the property. The thatched roof was covered in a thick carpet of grass and rotten leaves. There were no windows, and the entrance was a heavy wooden door. A large lock hung from a thick metal plate. Adrian removed a skeleton key from his pocket, but paused and glanced to his right where stood Maggie.

“This might not be pleasant,” he warned her.

Maggie steadied herself and pursed her lips. “I’ll do it if it will help my dad.”

He smiled. “Brave girl.”

Adrian unlocked the heavy lock and pushed open the thick door. The hinges complained through the use of deep groans as the heavy wood swung into the building. The weak afternoon light stretched across the dirt floor and revealed short wooden benches on either side of them. The benches were set against the walls and on their dusty tops were ancient, rusted gardening tools such as hedge clippers and twine.

Adrian stooped into the low space and walked over to the far right corner. The dirt floor was newly swept with a broom. The tell-tale cleaning item leaned against the opposite bench. Adrian knelt in front of the far-right bench and brushed away the dirt with his hand. He revealed a wooden panel with a hole.

Adrian stuck his hand in the hole and lifted the board to reveal a hidden space.

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