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The Prince of Endless Night

Author: dave_writes
last update publish date: 2026-07-09 23:20:00

The world held its breath.

Selene could no longer hear the roar of the underground river.

She could no longer hear the distant clash of steel from the palace above.

She could only hear the slow, measured footsteps of the man emerging from the darkness.

Each step echoed through the Moon Sanctuary like the toll of an ancient bell.

Heavy.

Deliberate.

Unstoppable.

The silver crystals embedded in the cavern walls dimmed as he approached, their soft glow swallowed by an unnatural darkness that seemed
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    Selene's POV “Now give her back to me.” Kael held out his hand. The little girl buried her face against my neck. “No!” Her scream shook the chamber. Kael stopped. For one brief moment, the mismatched eyes staring out of his face looked almost human. Then the gold swallowed the silver. “Daughter,” he said softly. “Come to me.” The girl began to tremble. I tightened my arms around her. “Don't listen to him.” Kael looked at me. “You don't understand what you're holding.” “She's my daughter.” “No.” His expression hardened. “She's the reason you are still alive.” The stranger in black rose unsteadily. “Don't you dare touch her.” Kael turned. “You lost the right to call yourself her father when you allowed Selene to bury her.” The man's face twisted. “I didn't bury her. I spent centuries trying to bring her back!” “And every time you succeeded, she died again.” Silence. I looked from one man to the other. “What does that mean?” Neither an

  • Bound to the Alpha King   The King Behind My Face

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  • Bound to the Alpha King   The Father Who Remembered

    “You promised you would never remember me.”The child's words remained suspended in the chamber.Kael stared at him.For the first time since I had known him, the Alpha King looked genuinely afraid.Not afraid of death.Afraid of recognition.“Kael,” I whispered.He didn't answer.The child floated between us, his tiny fingers curled against his chest.“Father.”Kael took another step backward.“No.”The child tilted his head.“You said that before.”Something cracked inside the stone beneath us.The hundreds of Kaels behind Julian raised their heads simultaneously.Their eyes were silver.Every one of them looked at me.I felt suddenly surrounded by men who wore the face of the person I loved.But none of them were breathing.“Why are they here?” I asked.Julian turned toward them.“I don't know.”“You said you remembered.”“I remembered enough to be afraid.”The woman wearing my face laughed quietly.“That's the problem with memories.”She stepped toward the child.“They never retur

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