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Fractured

Auteur: Amcol
last update Date de publication: 2026-03-19 00:46:37

Aella POV

I was sitting still.

Too still.

Around me, the world was moving at full speed—voices overlapping, footsteps echoing, commands being shouted across the room—but I felt… stuck.

Useless.

Angry.

Afraid.

I could feel my power.

It was there. Alive. Stronger than ever.

But I couldn’t shift.

Not into my wolf.

Not into anything.

And that… that made me feel exposed in a way I had never experienced before.

Like standing in the middle of a battlefield without armor.

Without skin.

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