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Chapter 140 – The Rewritten Prophecy

Author: Bamdel
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-16 09:59:54

The howl still echoed through the trees, but now, it was nothing like the first one. The urgency had shifted. The tension in the air had grown thicker, more palpable. It was as if something—someone—was out there, waiting for us to make our next move.

I stood there, the journal still clutched tightly in my hand, my breath catching in my chest as I tried to process everything that had just been laid out before me. Cian’s words had opened a door I wasn’t ready to walk through, and yet, here I was, standing on the threshold.

The weight of his confession hung heavily between us, but I wasn’t given time to dwell on it, to process what it meant for me, for us. The howl—closer now—reminded me that there was no time to think about what we hadn’t said yet.

Ronan stepped forward, his presence familiar but different. There was something about the way he moved, the way he looked at me, that felt like he had something important to say. Something beyond the chaos of
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