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Chapter Fifty-One – Unwelcome Help

作者: Avery Quinn
last update 公開日: 2026-03-16 23:19:10

The forest had grown quiet again by the time they reached the border of Blood Moon territory.

The tension that had followed them from Draven’s courtyard slowly faded with each step deeper into the familiar woods.

Cassian moved beside Ava in silence.

Not because he had nothing to say.

Because there were too many things to say.

His wolf had not stopped pacing since the moment Ava stepped down those stone stairs and chose him.

Relief.

Possession.

Fear.

All tangled together.

And underneath it all—

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