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Chapter 53

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SHANE

I can’t breathe properly.

The second Roy stepped into the party with Juliet on his arm, everything around me started to blur. Laughter, lights, the thrum of music—all of it became a distorted hum beneath the rage pounding through my skull. My jaw clenched so tight I could feel the pulse in my temples.

He stood there like he belonged. Like he hadn’t tried to destroy me. Like he hadn’t betrayed me.

I kept my gaze fixed on him as he laughed with Juliet and nodded politely at a few people who clearly had no idea they were in the presence of a monster in sheep’s clothing.

Humans. Ordinary classmates. A few supernaturals here and there. But most of them were unaware of what Roy really was. What he had done.

“You okay?” Harley’s voice was soft beside me.

I blinked, grounding myself in her voice. I turned to look at her—and that was all it took for the heat inside me to falter slightly. Her eyes, full of concern, always managed to chip through the steel.

“No,” I admitted, my voice rough
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