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Chapter Nineteen: The Morning After Nothing Happened
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Nobody moved.Not Amelia.Not Felix.Not Dante.Even the flames inside the wall sconces seemed to have stopped flickering.Seraphina stood in the center of Amelia’s bedroom as though three thousand years were nothing more than a long night’s sleep.Her final words remained suspended between them.It was written to warn us about you.Amelia stared at her.Then she laughed.It wasn’t because anything was funny.It was the strange, hollow sound a person made when reality had finally become too ridiculous to accept.“Okay.”Seraphina watched her carefully.“Okay,” Amelia repeated, nodding slowly. “You’re supposedly my grandmother. You’re supposedly the First Crown. You’re supposedly three thousand years old. And now you’re telling me an ancient prophecy that has controlled my entire life wasn’t written to guide me.”“No.”“It was written because everyone was afraid of me.”“Yes.”Amelia’s smile disappeared.“Get out.”Felix’s eyes shifted toward her.“Amelia—”“Not you.”Her eyes never lef
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A Wager for The Siren Chapter Nineteen: The Morning After Nothing Happened
Amelia woke warm.That was the first thing she noticed.The second was that she couldn’t move.Her eyes opened slowly.Ceiling.Morning light.Blanket.An arm around her waist.Another hand resting loosely around her ankle.Amelia stared upward.Oh.Right.She turned her head.Dante was behind her.At some point during the night, the careful arrangement of three separate sections of the sofa had completely collapsed. Amelia was curled against Dante’s chest, his arm draped around her middle, his face buried somewhere near the top of her hair.Felix was at the opposite end.Her legs were still across his lap.His hand rested around her ankle.Both men were asleep.Amelia remained perfectly still.This was—nice.Dangerously nice.She should move.Immediately.She didn’t.Instead, she looked at Dante.Sleeping Dante was different.No arrogance.No smirk.No wolfish intensity.Just a man.His hair had fallen over his forehead.Amelia studied him.Then carefully turned toward Felix.Felix
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