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The Bearer's War
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A LOVE TOO REAL TO FAKE love faking
Chapter 21: Cassian didn’t sleep. He sat at the edge of the bed with his elbows on his knees, staring at the floor as if the answers to everything he’d fucked up might be buried in the fibers of the hotel carpet. The room was quiet now—Eden had dozed off sometime after their conversation, exhaustion finally crashing in. But sleep was a stranger to him. It had been for years. He reached for the glass of water on the nightstand and took a slow sip, his eyes drawn to her silhouette beneath the blanket. Peaceful. For the first time in a long time, she wasn’t running from him or throwing truths like daggers. And yet, even in that stillness, he could feel the weight of what hung between them. She was right about everything. About the lies, the manipulation, the silence he let fester for far too long. There had always been a part of him convinced that protecting her meant keeping her in the dark—but now, that excuse sounded as thin as the excuses his father used to make before sla
A LOVE TOO REAL TO FAKE Inheriting Silence
Chapter 20: The silence after Cassian’s outburst was more suffocating than any scream Eden had ever endured. It wasn't just the words he'd thrown at her—it was the way his voice cracked on them, as if he hated himself for feeling this much. Eden stood frozen, her heart thundering like a war drum in her chest. Behind her, the once-lively corridors of the Pyrelight estate were empty. The chandeliers above cast flickering shadows across the marble floors, glinting off the shards of their unraveling trust. She whispered, “Say it again.” Cassian turned his back, running a hand through his hair like it might hold him together. “Don’t make me.” “Say it again, Cassian.” He exhaled slowly, his voice breaking. “I’m in love with you, Eden. I have been for a long time.” Her knees almost buckled. There it was. The truth that neither of them had dared speak until now, after fire had touched everything they’d tried to protect. But love—love didn’t fix what they’d broken. Not the lie
A LOVE TOO REAL TO FAKE behind the two
Chapter 19: The rain had stopped, but the silence it left behind was louder than thunder. Cassian stood beneath the wrought iron awning of the café where Eden had disappeared only moments ago. The ghost of her perfume still clung to the air—orange blossom and regret. His fingers twitched at his side, aching to reach for her, to stop her from walking away again. But she was gone. Again. And he had let her. Across the street, the city moved as if nothing had happened. A mother dragged a child past a puddle. A tram rang its warning bell. A man laughed into his phone. But inside Cassian, the world had cracked open. He hadn’t said it. The words were right there. I love you. I need you. I’m sorry. But they’d caught in his throat like glass, and now she was gone, and he was choking on everything he hadn’t said. Eden didn’t cry until she was three blocks away. And even then, it wasn’t the kind of sobbing that wracked your body and demanded attention. It was silent—streaming
A LOVE TOO REAL TO FAKE Ash without end
Chapter 18: The wind howled through the broken trees that lined the mountain pass, carrying with it the faint scent of fire and blood. Eden stood still at the edge of the cliff, her eyes scanning the land below. The world had changed since Paris. Since Cassian's betrayal. Since she realized that her life had been manipulated by forces far older, darker, and more brutal than she’d ever imagined. Now, she was no longer just a woman with a broken past. She was the Mate of an Alpha—and not just any Alpha, but one at the center of a war that threatened to burn down everything. But Eden was no longer afraid of fire. She had learned how to walk through it and survive. The convoy that trailed behind them was small—just three armored SUVs, a scout bike, and a medical van. The remnants of Cassian’s inner circle, those still loyal, those still breathing. The others? Gone. Killed in the chaos of the Vire attack or turned by the bloodlust of betrayal. Cassian stood beside her, arms folded, s
A LOVE TOO REAL TO FAKE The Bearer's War
Chapter 17: The sky over Pyrelight bled fire.Not the symbolic kind—the warm glow of justice, rebellion, or hope.This was flame that burned.It swallowed rooftops, set banners ablaze, and carved the city’s memory into cinders.Ash drifted like snow through the broken air.Smoke clung to the bones of buildings, and beneath it all, the war Eden had fought so hard to prevent had finally begun.Cassian stood beside her on the rooftop of the Council Hall, silent.His jacket was torn, blood streaked across his face, and the encryption unit in his hand blinked steadily.Proof. Truth. Every secret Pyrelight had tried to bury.But truth didn’t stop wars. Not this one.“Where’s Kael?” Eden asked.Cassian’s jaw flexed.“Holding the east corridor. But they’re coming faster than expected.” “They always do,” Eden muttered, her eyes scanning the distant skyline. Drones buzzed past in squadrons. Rebel flares marked positions across the outer district. The resistance had breached the city’s heart.
A LOVE TOO REAL TO FAKE Burning the Silence
Chapter 16: The silence in Cassian Wolfe’s office was deceiving. It wasn’t peace—it was pressure. Heavy, weighted, the kind that pressed against your ribs and made breathing feel like betrayal. Eden stood at the window, staring out at the skyline of the city that had once felt so distant, so cold. Now, it pulsed with secrets. Her secrets. His. Behind her, Cassian poured a glass of scotch—his second since she walked in. “You knew,” she said quietly, not turning around. Cassian paused mid-pour. “About what, exactly?” She turned then, eyes sharp. “About my mother. The Foundation. The hush money. You knew she died protecting something, didn’t you?” His jaw tightened. The liquid in his glass sloshed slightly as he set the bottle down. “I knew... pieces.” “That’s not good enough.” "You really think I just sat back and watched her die?" Cassian's voice cracked like thunder—low, raw, barely restrained. Eden’s chest tightened, but she didn’t flinch. “No,” she said quietly. “I thin
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