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57. Unveiled part 2 

Author: Medara
last update publish date: 2026-05-22 22:47:04

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The seed I had planted in him when I first felt the call of his blood—my blood, however polluted—had stirred beneath the magic protecting him.

After years of waiting, it was no longer small or fragile. It had rooted too deeply to miss the crack when it opened.

The vines pushed before the seal could close.

The fracture widened just enough for me to see what I needed—a torn piece of a moment.

A forest. Branches. The cold bite of height. The sweet taste of fear tangled with someth
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  • Born to shine   122. Father

    🍃 Arria POV By the following morning, my sparring session was done. Breakfast—done. Ordering furniture for the office—done. Meeting my parents again—not done. I had to be at school in two hours. I had no more time to drag it out. I exhaled and stood up. “Let’s do it.” Fenrir nodded once, stood, took my hand, and led me out. A few minutes later, we were in front of Greg’s house. I knocked right away, not giving myself time for second thoughts. My mother opened the door and invited us in. “Good morning, Arria...” She hesitated only for a moment. “Alpha.” I almost expected her to call him Beta Stronghold. She used to do that a lot—showing people exactly where they stood in the chain of command. This time, she either did not dare anger him, or she and my father had talked and agreed on an entirely different approach. “Morning, Mom,” I replied, glancing around to find my father already waiting in the kitchen. I went ahead, gripping Fenrir’s hand tightly. The smell of cookie

  • Born to shine   121. Assumptions

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  • Born to shine   Autour's note

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  • Born to shine   120. News

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  • Born to shine   119. Parents

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