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Chapter 108 - You’ve made her feel like she’s losing everything
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Bound to the moon Chapter 108 - You’ve made her feel like she’s losing everything
The air between us feels heavy enough to suffocate me. I want him to leave, but I also don’t want to be alone in this suffocating silence.Instead of walking away, Kael leans his shoulder against the doorframe, watching me with that unyielding focus that makes me feel both exposed and grounded. “If you’re serious about taking back your position, there are other ways. Ways that won’t tear the bond apart.”I almost laugh, but it comes out bitter. “The bond’s already torn, Kael. You and I barely talk. Riven won’t touch me. Thorne… I don’t even know where to start with him.”Something unreadable flashes in his eyes at the mention of Thorne, but he lets it pass. “Maybe the bond isn’t broken,” he says. “Maybe it’s just waiting for you to stop running from it.”My chest tightens. “You think I’m running?”“I think you’re hurting,” he says simply. “And I think you’re about to make a decision that’ll trap you in that hurt for the rest of your life.”I hate that part of me wants to believe him.
Bound to the moon Chapter 107 - Between Guilt and Desire
The rain didn’t sting until he was gone.At first, I was too numb to feel it, just standing there, letting the words replay in my head like a cruel echo.You’re not the only one they’ve bound me to.Bound.Not just to me.The storm rolled low over the mountains, a distant rumble that seemed to crawl through the ground and into my bones. My fingers curled into fists at my sides. My breath came shallow, shaky. I wanted to move, but my body was rooted to the spot, as if the truth he’d just dropped had nailed me into the earth.I already knew it, didn’t I? I’d lived through the Binding Trial. I’d felt the magic weave itself between me and all three of them, Riven, Thorne, and Kael. I’d stood there as the pack gasped and whispered, as if I’d turned into some kind of anomaly overnight.And I’d shared myself with each of them.Once.Twice.Enough for the bond to deepen, enough for a life to spark inside me, a life I couldn’t keep.My stomach clenched, as if the rain itself had seeped under m
Bound to the moon Chapter 106 - I’m not the only one they’ve bound to you.
The silence that followed was heavy. The kind that presses against your ribs and steals the air from your lungs.For a long moment, he didn’t move. He didn’t speak. His eyes were fixed on me, unblinking, as if he was trying to decide whether he’d actually heard me say the words or if his mind was playing tricks on him.“Rory…” His voice was hoarse, almost broken, like gravel underfoot. “Do you even understand what you’re asking me?”“Yes.” My answer came fast and steady, even though my heart was slamming in my chest. “I know exactly what I’m asking; besides, we’ve done it before.”His jaw tightened, the muscle ticking as he took a step back, putting a sliver of distance between us. “You’re asking me to cross a line I can’t uncross.”“I’m asking you to help me survive.” The words tumbled out before I could stop them. &
Bound to the moon Chapter 105 – Lines We Cannot Cross
The words were out before I could stop them. Sharp. Clipped. Laced with every ounce of venom I’d been swallowing for weeks.Celina froze, her painted lips parting in mock surprise. Around us, the room went so quiet I could hear my own heartbeat pounding in my ears. My pulse was a war drum, a thundering echo in my chest.“I’m sorry, was that too hard for you to hear?” I added, unable to stop myself. My voice trembled, not with fear, but with the adrenaline surging through me.Her eyes narrowed, the perfect curve of her brow twitching just enough for me to see I’d hit a nerve. That small victory lit a spark in my gut.“You forget your place, Rory,” she said softly, but the steel in her tone was unmistakable.“No,” I shot back, taking a step toward her. “You’ve forgotten mine.”Gasps rippled through the small crowd gathered in the council chamber. Servants exchanged uneasy
Bound to the moon Chapter 104 - your bloodline drips with the same poison.
“Let me go!” My voice broke, the tears burning hot as they slid down my cheeks. “There’s nothing left for me here, nothing!”“Shut up,” he growled, his voice thick with anger and something else… something raw. “You think I’ll just stand here and watch you throw yourself away? Over him?”My sobs came in jagged bursts, my chest aching. “You don’t understand,”“I understand more than you think,” he snapped, spinning me to face him. His eyes were molten gold, burning straight into mine. “You’ve lost a child. You’ve been betrayed. But you’re still breathing. And as long as you’re breathing, they don’t win.”His words hit somewhere deep, but the pain was too fresh, too loud. “He chose her,” I whispered.“And now… everyone else will too.”Riven’s jaw flexed, his hands tighten
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The courtyard was alive with whispers. I could feel them sticking to my skin like damp air, heavy and suffocating. Every step I took, I heard my name, softly, mockingly, passing from one tongue to another.It wasn’t the same fortress anymore.It wasn’t mine anymore.Kael was standing across the square with Celina, the sunlight catching on the strands of her hair like she’d been hand-painted by the gods. She was smiling, smiling, while one hand rested on her stomach in that protective, deliberate way.The way I used to hold mine.My chest tightened until I could barely breathe. I told myself not to look at him, not to see the quiet warmth in his eyes as he bent toward her. But my traitor’s heart did anyway, and it broke all over again.Celina’s gaze found mine across the space, and her lips curled, not in kindness, not even in feigned politeness, but in a slow, poisonous smirk that only I was meant to see.
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