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Silver Chains of Darkness

Penulis: Alyssa H.
(Natalie's POV)

The cold metal of the silver shackles bit into my skin as Walter Reed fastened them around my wrists and ankles. I didn't resist. There was no point.

The cell was exactly as I remembered it—damp stone walls lined with silver that made my wolf whimper deep inside me. The dim light from the corridor disappeared as the heavy door swung shut with a final clang. The lock turned with a sound that echoed in my bones.

Then there was only darkness and silence.

I sank to my knees on the cold stone floor, the chains restricting my movement. This wasn't the first time I'd been locked in this cell. Far from it. But the memories of the worst time—when I was twelve, freshly orphaned and terrified—came flooding back with sickening clarity.

Back then, the pain had been physical. Richard had ordered me whipped with a silver-tipped lash while I was chained in silver restraints. For three days, I had screamed until my voice gave out, begging for mercy that never came.

This time was d
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