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Tides Turning
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2025-08-05 11:59:21
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Bound by Moonfire Rumors and Shadows
Liora's POVThe morning after was colder than most.Liora told herself she’d sleep, that exhaustion would finally quiet the bond humming steadily in her chest. But sleep had been shallow, restless. Every time she closed her eyes, she felt it again—the weight of his hands, the sound of his voice saying her name like it meant something more profound than the bond could explain.And every time she woke, the truth pressed heavier against her ribs.Everything had changed.Crescent camp felt different the moment she stepped outside her quarters.It wasn’t loud—no accusations, no open challenge—but she could feel it in the air. Wolves who would normally pass her without a glance now lingered. Conversations softened as she walked by, voices dipping just enough to make it clear she was the unspoken subject.Her wolf prowled uneasily, tail flicking low.They didn’t know the details.But they could feel it.At training, the change was sharper.A week ago, she’d been quietly shifted to the edges
Bound by Moonfire Tides Turning
Liora's POVThe night was quiet.Too quiet.The bond between them still pulsed from what had happened in the courtyard, each beat a reminder that their walls had finally cracked. Liora had told herself she’d go back to her quarters alone—that distance was the only thing keeping her steady.But her feet hadn’t taken her there.They’d taken her to him.Cael’s quarters were lit only by the faint glow of the fire in the hearth, shadows curling along the walls. He was standing near the window when she entered, the pale light of the moon catching in his storm-gray eyes.He didn’t speak at first. He just looked at her, like he was searching for something in her face.Her wolf pressed forward, impatient.She stepped toward him.“I don’t know if this is wise,” she said quietly, though her voice lacked conviction.“Probably not,” he replied, his voice low. “But I’m not sure I care anymore.”She let out a breath she didn’t realize she’d been holding. “Neither do I.”The space between them dissol
Bound by Moonfire Breaking Point (Liora's POV)
Liora didn’t plan to confront him tonight. She told herself she’d wait. That she’d give herself time to think, to choose her words carefully. But the longer the day wore on, the more the bond pulled taut in her chest, demanding something she wasn’t sure she could keep holding back. And then she saw him. Standing near the eastern wall, the pale light of dusk throwing his face into shadow, his storm-gray eyes scanning the camp. Watching. Waiting. For her. Her wolf pressed forward instantly, restless and insistent. She crossed the yard before she could talk herself out of it. “Cael,” she said, her voice sharper than she intended. His gaze shifted to her, that quiet focus locking onto her like it had from the first moment they met. “Liora.” His voice was low, steady, but she could hear the tension in it. “You’ve been moving pieces,” she said. His brows lifted slightly, though he didn’t look surprised. “Have I?” “You know you have. Patrol assignments. Training rotations. Thing
Bound by Moonfire Fault Lines (Liora' POV)
It started with the drills. Two days ago, she’d been quietly pushed out of the center of Crescent’s training rotation, her place in joint patrols reduced without any explanation. Today, she was back in the center ring. No announcement. No warning. Just a shift in the assignments posted outside the weapons hall—her name written neatly in the list for joint patrol duty alongside Shadowclaw warriors. She hadn’t missed the fact that her partner was Kade. The air in the training yard felt different. There was still tension—eyes that lingered too long, voices that dipped when she passed—but there was also a wariness that hadn’t been there before. Like the Crescent, wolves weren’t sure how far they could push her now. She kept her focus on the drills, the rhythm of blade and breath, grounding her. Kade moved in the ring opposite her, controlled and precise, not saying much but never letting her fall out of step. When the session ended, he gave her a curt nod before walking off to whe
Bound by Moonfire Lines in the Sand (Cael's POV)
Kade didn’t speak until they were well away from the Crescent council chamber.That alone was enough to put Cael on edge.The Beta’s silence wasn’t casual—it was deliberate. The kind of measured quiet that meant he was weighing every word before he let it out.Finally, when they reached the outer corridor where the stone walls opened into a narrow terrace, Kade stopped walking. He leaned against the railing, folding his arms, pale eyes sharp on Cael.“You really know how to make friends,” Kade said.Cael’s jaw tightened. “I wasn’t there to make friends.”“No,” Kade said evenly. “You were there to throw yourself headfirst into Crescent politics with no exit strategy.”Cael turned to look out at the training yard below. The warriors moved like pieces on a board—organized, precise, all following rules that kept them from tearing each other apart. But politics wasn’t like the training yard. There were no rules.“They were questioning her loyalty,” Cael said. “I’m not going to stand there
Bound by Moonfire Shifting Ground (Liora's POV)
It started small. A look that lingered too long. A conversation that stopped just as she entered a room. A pause when her name was spoken in meetings, like they were weighing whether it was worth saying out loud. Liora had grown up with Crescent’s quiet judgment. She was used to being the outsider in whispers, the orphan in half-finished sentences. But this was different. This wasn’t quiet. This was calculated. She felt it in the training yard first. Usually, she could lose herself there—muscle memory in every swing, breath steady, mind focused on the fight. But this morning, as she stepped into the ring, the energy shifted. Conversations stopped. The line of warriors waiting to spar split, and wolves she’d trained with for years suddenly found reasons to pair with someone else. Her wolf bristled at the subtle exclusion, ears pricked, tail low. She finished her drills anyway, her movements sharper than usual, every strike a quiet act of defiance. When she finally left the ring
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