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Chapter 112: Pull Over
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Bonds at War: The Untouched is Mine Chapter 115: Trap
ARDEN It was still dark when I arrived.The sky was still blanketed in heavy indigo, the horizon just beginning to tint the edges with gray. The sun hadn’t risen, but I knew it wouldn’t be too long. I’d left under the veil of nightfall and ran straight through, crossing into the South without alerting anyone. The cold air bit through my jacket, but I barely noticed. My boots crunched against dry soil and brittle grass as I stepped through the woods, deeper into enemy territory, toward the one place I never thought I’d return to.The cabin.My breath caught in my throat.Of all places, this was where he brought her? Did Mr. Winters know that this place was already imprinted into my memory? That Cade and I had once stood in this exact spot when we began to uncover the cracks in everything?Probably not. He thought he was always ten steps ahead.I clenched my fists.But before I could take another step forward, a voice rang out from the shadows just beside the porch. “Arden Stone,” h
Bonds at War: The Untouched is Mine Chapter 114: Keep Your Promise
ARDENI woke up in cold sweat despite not having any nightmares. It just happened spontaneously. Normally, there would be some kind of stimulus. But for this, there wasn’t any.My body had grown tired for the last couple of days, especially with the unending campaign period. Honestly, I wouldn’t have it any other way because I was doing it with Cade for the sake of Fenra.However, seeing the recent polls, where Mr. Winters’ rating had increased and Cade had decreased, made me a little bit uneasy. It seemed that the news about Bethany’s Viremia had shaken some of the voters’ opinions.Bethany hadn’t released a statement since. I have been texting her to say that everything was alright, but even then, she was quiet. I hoped she would visit soon. For some reason, I missed her.I turned to my side, hoping to hold Cade’s hand, but I found that he wasn’t there. My brows slightly raised. I remembered him hugging me as I slept. However, he must have slipped away in the middle of the night to
Bonds at War: The Untouched is Mine Chapter 113: Mistaken, Again
TESSA Owen was there beside me, his bag dropped lazily on the cafeteria floor as he held his usual canned iced coffee. We were seated near the back, far from the rest of the crowd. It was our first break of the day, but it already felt like the last. “You seem really tired,” he said quietly, watching me carefully.“Yeah,” I muttered, resting my cheek against my palm.I was tired. And not just the kind of tiredness that a full night’s sleep could fix. For the past few days, I had been trying to catch Mr. Winters in the act. I followed him. I took note of his meetings. I eavesdropped where I could without getting caught. But it was like chasing smoke. Every time I thought I had something, it slipped through my fingers like water.“Why is it that the world is going against me?” I mumbled, not really expecting an answer.Owen didn’t reply. He just leaned slightly toward me, offering a shoulder.“Let me lean here for a moment,” I said softly.He shrugged. “Go ahead.”I rested my head a
Bonds at War: The Untouched is Mine Chapter 112: Pull Over
ARDEN The ride back to the Callahan estate was quiet.The village celebration had ended with polite smiles, but there was a heaviness in the air no one wanted to address, especially not after the question about Bethany having Viremia settled among those present. We had left before dessert was served.Now, only the distant hum of the engine filled the silence. Cade was behind the wheel, his grip light, but his brows furrowed. I kept my gaze on the window, watching trees blur past us, but my thoughts were far from the road.“You already knew,” Cade said quietly.I nodded, letting out a slow sigh. “I found out when she visited us.”There was no point hiding this from Cade. “When she went out to the balcony and I followed her,” I added. “She tried to hide it, but I saw her blood-tinged hands. That’s when I knew.”Cade didn’t respond for a moment. “I see,” he finally muttered.“You’re not surprised?”He shook his head, gaze still trained forward. “Not really. You’ve been quite close late
Bonds at War: The Untouched is Mine Chapter 110: Village Campaign
ARDEN The sun was high, casting golden light across the roofs of a northern village nestled at the base of the mountains.We had been moving from village to village for days now, and today was no different. With a bundle of flyers clutched in one hand and a scarf pulled tightly around my neck, I stood beside Cade in the central square, handing out pamphlets that bore his name and platform.Some took them without a word. Others glanced once at the names and shoved them into their coat pockets without so much as a nod. A few gave cold stares—suspicion painted across their faces.Most of them were guarded and wary. And I couldn’t blame them.The people on the borders of the North had been overlooked for too long. Promises made by candidates never came to fruition. Hands were shaken only when votes were needed. And so, naturally, when Cade stepped forward and offered his hand, they didn’t reach back.Still, Cade stood calmly before them. He met their eyes, not with arrogance, but with q
Bonds at War: The Untouched is Mine Chapter 110: After All
TESSAIt had been a week since Arden last stepped foot on campus, and I could feel her absence settling into every corner of the Academy. Things felt quieter without her. However, while I missed her, the others seemed largely unaffected. If anything, the Academy had only grown more intense in her absence. Ever since the first poll was released, and Cade’s name appeared right beneath Winters’, boasting a shocking 35%, it felt like someone had poured gasoline on a fire. Winters’ supporters doubled down. His campaign banners grew larger, his speeches louder, and the pressure more suffocating. Still, no one questioned anything. I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was off. The sudden push and the unspoken curfews placed on North-aligned students—it all felt well-planned. From my years of observing this school, I had learned that power never moves without hands discreetly guiding it from beneath the table. That morning, I left my dorm early. The sun had barely risen, and most st
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