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Devyn Lowell, the youngest daughter of the Lowell Clan. A dominant werewolf omega, who changes sex partners every month in order to maintain her form. She never entered serious relationships. For her, alpha men were just toys. 

Kiel Arnoux, a recessive werewolf alpha. Living his life as the President’s shadow. Devyn’s personal assistant, who distanced himself and forgot the memories they made as childhood friends.

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“I can’t take her strong pheromones!!”

The man who was supposed to be Devyn’s partner for the month stormed out of the room. 

The female omega sat down and lit a cigarette. A devilish smirk stretched across her cheeks. “What a useless alpha,”

Kiel turned to her and bowed. “I apologize. Do you want me to arrange another—”

He stopped when Devyn pulled his collar. She blew a smoke and ordered. "Kneel"

Kiel wasn't stunned at all. He bent down and kneeled.

Devyn grabbed the man by the hair and then she placed one foot on Kiel's chest. "You are so obedient. Do you know that it was a privilege to be stepped on by me?" she smirked.

The man nodded. "Thank you for stepping on me, President."

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A hot and steamy connection between a CEO and her assistant.

Is LUST the only thing that binds them? What will happen if both of them fall deeper into the dangerous pit of LOVE?

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The Werewolf CEO's Pet

Those words flew straight out of her mouth the moment she opened the door. It swung automatically closed, and she reached for her swivel chair. 


"President, please watch your words. We are in the company." Kiel, who was busy sorting out the new datas on his laptop, reminded her. 


Devyn turned the swivel chair. "Oh, I didn't know you're here. Are you still working?" She asked, rubbing her temples. 


"These investors are slowly getting on my nerves," she started to complain. "How many times do I have to remind them to submit the plan first before performing in the meeting room? They even changed the theme, and the wording was so small that I got a hard time reading it."


"It must be hard. Thank you for working hard, President." Kiel let her be. She's usually like this if she doesn't like the way the investor performs in the meeting room. He flipped those pages and went back to his laptop. 


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