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Chapter 15: The Friction of Shadows

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The iron doors of the war-room were three inches thick, completely sealing us off from the screams of Seraphina and the impotent threats of Lord Corvin outside. But inside, the air was far more dangerous than any political battlefield.

It was thick, heavy, and hot charged with the suffocating weight of Alpha King Lucien Storm’s unyielding presence.

His large, scarred hand remained anchored to the side of my waist, his long fingers pressing through the silver silk of my tunic until the heat of h
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    The iron doors of the war-room were three inches thick, completely sealing us off from the screams of Seraphina and the impotent threats of Lord Corvin outside. But inside, the air was far more dangerous than any political battlefield.It was thick, heavy, and hot charged with the suffocating weight of Alpha King Lucien Storm’s unyielding presence.His large, scarred hand remained anchored to the side of my waist, his long fingers pressing through the silver silk of my tunic until the heat of his palm sank directly into my skin. He didn't pull back. Instead, he took half a step closer, his chest pressing against my shoulder blades, completely swallowing my shadow under the dim, golden flickering of the hearth fire.“He is burning,” Nyx whispered, her silver eyes glowing with predatory hunger deep inside my soul. I didn't shrink away from his touch. I kept my hands resting flat against the dark oak of the tactical map table, looking down at the hand-drawn topographies of the northern

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