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CHAPTER 61

Author: Beth Writes
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KATHERINE

I sat on the edge of my bed back at the castle, but I couldn't keep my hands still. Every time I closed my eyes, I felt it again, the rough, wet heat of Stephen’s tongue dragging across my skin. It was a simple act of healing, something Alphas did for their mates or their pack, but it didn't feel simple to me. It felt like he had claimed that patch of skin, like he had tasted my pain and swallowed it whole, and it made my stomach flip in a way that had nothing to do with fear. I look
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    KATHERINE The sound of the heavy oak door slamming shut in my face made me absolutely furious, and I stood there for a second just staring at the wood like I could set it on fire with my mind. The guards were being such dumb bastards, following Stephen’s orders without a single thought of their own, and it made me want to scream. It wasn't like I was planning to run away again, I was exhausted and my head was spinning, but being locked in like a prisoner made my blood boil. I balled up my fists and banged on the door as hard as I could, the vibration rattling all the way up my shoulders. "Let me out of here!" I yelled, kicking the bottom of the door for good measure. "I’m not a criminal, and you have no right to keep me locked in like this!" My only answer was the cold, heavy silence from the hallway. I knew they were standing right there, I could hear their breathing and the faint clink of their armor, but they didn't say a word. Eventually, the adrenaline started to fade, leavin

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    STEPHEN I watched Katherine step out of the car, her back rigid as she marched toward the palace stairs without a backward glance. I didn't try to stop her from walking away, but I signaled the guards to follow her immediately and ensure she went straight to her room. She tried to protest when they caught up to her at the entrance, throwing a sharp look over her shoulder that was meant to sting, but I wasn't in the mood for her games. I ignored her refusal and kept walking toward the command center, but then I stopped and looked at her one last time before she disappeared around the corner."You had better not plan on running away again, Katherine," I said, my voice cutting through the hall with enough weight to make her stiffen. "The next time you decide to take a midnight stroll, you might not like where you end up."She didn't answer, she just let the guards usher her toward her suite, and I turned my attention to the security team standing by the door. My blood was still boiling

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    KATHERINE I sat in the back of the armored SUV, watching the dark trees blur past the window while the engine hummed a low, steady vibration beneath my feet. We were heading back to the castle, and everything felt uncomfortable and I felt like I was choking on it. Stephen was sitting in the seat next to me, his broad shoulders taking up way too much space, and he hadn't looked at me once since he’d ordered his men to give up the chase. They hadn't been able to catch Mira and her group, they had vanished into the fog like they were never there, and I knew Stephen was furious about it. He was working on a tablet, his fingers tapping the screen with a rhythmic, aggressive speed while his earpiece crackled with updates from the guards still searching the perimeter.The silence between us was killing me, and I kept shifting in my seat, trying to find a comfortable position that didn't exist. I knew he was going to have questions, I knew he was probably replayng the moment he found me in

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