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Chapter Forty Eight :The Sedative and the Shell

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The King’s footsteps faded into the stone corridors, leaving a heavy, curdled silence behind. One by one, the Council members retreated. Their robes hissed against the floor like snakes in the grass as they hurried away.

I stood there, chest tight, waiting for Eilis to look at me.

He didn’t.

He stayed on the floor, hands buried in the matted fur of Osric and Elian. He whispered to them in a guttural sound that wasn't quite human.

I took a step forward, reaching out, but he didn't notice. He w
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  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Forty Eight :The Sedative and the Shell

    The King’s footsteps faded into the stone corridors, leaving a heavy, curdled silence behind. One by one, the Council members retreated. Their robes hissed against the floor like snakes in the grass as they hurried away. I stood there, chest tight, waiting for Eilis to look at me.He didn’t.He stayed on the floor, hands buried in the matted fur of Osric and Elian. He whispered to them in a guttural sound that wasn't quite human. I took a step forward, reaching out, but he didn't notice. He was completely focused on his brothers.Slowly, the three of them stood up. They moved as one, with Eilis leading the way toward the doors. His shoulder brushed past mine as he walked out, but his eyes remained fixed ahead. I stayed frozen in the center of the empty hall. His silence felt worse than any threat the King could have made."Raven."I looked back to see Aria wiping her tears. She stood beside me, watching the door where the three brothers had disappeared. She looked at the empty thron

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Forty Eight :The Sedative and the Shell

    The King’s footsteps faded into the stone corridors, leaving a heavy, curdled silence behind. One by one, the Council members retreated. Their robes hissed against the floor like snakes in the grass as they hurried away. I stood there, chest tight, waiting for Eilis to look at me.He didn’t.He stayed on the floor, hands buried in the matted fur of Osric and Elian. He whispered to them in a guttural sound that wasn't quite human. I took a step forward, reaching out, but he didn't notice. He was completely focused on his brothers.Slowly, the three of them stood up. They moved as one, with Eilis leading the way toward the doors. His shoulder brushed past mine as he walked out, but his eyes remained fixed ahead. I stayed frozen in the center of the empty hall. His silence felt worse than any threat the King could have made."Raven."I looked back to see Aria wiping her tears. She stood beside me, watching the door where the three brothers had disappeared. She looked at the empty throne

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Forty Seven: The Price of Lineage

    I looked around again, confusion churning in my mind. What the hell was going on?“Aah, you look confused,” the Wolf started. “Let me introduce you to the rest of the family. This is Osric.” He pointed at the one crouched on the table. “And that is Elian.” The teenager.“Eilis—”“Shut up, Aria!” he snapped. She flinched, her tears falling harder. “Look at them! Look at what our precious father did to them!”“You know it's not his fault!” Aria shouted back.“No, it's not. It's mine. I forgot about them. I trusted him to keep them safe—that was the promise!”I stood in the dark, understanding nothing.“I let them cut me in half just so my brothers could live. But look at them. Look what they did.”The Wolf’s voice cracked through the hall like a whip, silencing the Council lords. He was vibrating with a cold, focused rage that seemed to hum in the air.“They were children, Aria!” he spat, his eyes never leaving the King. “They were children who turned, and instead of finding a way to b

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Forty Six: The Family Reunion

    The King didn’t move. He didn't explode in rage, and he didn't call for the executioner. He simply stood by his chair, his expression returning to that mask of cold, weary indifference. He looked at the ruined makeup on my face, then at the floor where Kiya had just been gasping for air, and finally back to his plate.It was as if a curtain had dropped. He chose to see nothing. He chose to hear nothing."Go clean yourself up," the King said, his voice flat.I stood there, paralyzed. I had practically confessed—my real voice had filled the room—but the King was simply stepping over the truth like it was a puddle in the path. The Wolf’s smirk widened. He leaned in, his chest vibrating against my shoulder as he spoke for my ears only."He's choosing to be deaf, little bird. Why do you think that is?" the Wolf whispered, his tone almost playful now that the King had retreated into his denial.I didn't wait to find out. I pivoted, heading out the dining doors, my left hand raised to slight

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Forty Five: Spineless twitt

    He stripped and stepped into the tub with me, his large frame making the water slosh over the sides. He took the sponge from my limp hand and began to wash me.His eyes tracked the water as it ran over the dark fingerprints on my thighs. He didn't speak, but his smirk grew every time my breath hitched. He was admiring his handiwork. Once he was satisfied, he dried me off and carried me back to the bedroom.A sharp knock at the door broke the silence. "Enter," he commanded.Calani stepped in, clutching a gown of emerald silk. She stopped dead when she saw us—me, wrapped in heavy linen cloth and looking like a ghost, and the Wolf, shirtless and dripping, with that feral light in his eyes. Her gaze landed on the marks on my neck that the linen didn't hide. Her breath hitched, her eyes darting between us, screaming the questions she was too terrified to ask. Did he hurt you? What is happening?She opened her mouth. I looked her in the eye and gave a slight, sharp shake of my head. Don't

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Forty Four: A Marvellous Little Liar

    I woke with my face pressed into the pillow, my limbs leaden and my skin humming with a dull ache.The Wolf was gone. The heat that had anchored me to the mattress was replaced by a chill, though the sheets still smelled faintly of my surrender. I didn't move for a long while. I couldn't. My mind kept flickering back to the bathroom—the sound of sloshing water, the cold tile against my wrists, and the way I had eventually stopped fighting and started wanting.That was the part that burned worse than the physical soreness.I sat up slowly, the furs sliding down my bare chest, and winced as my muscles protested. He must have carried me back here after I finally succumbed to exhaustion. He had used me until I broke, then tucked me into bed like a prized trophy.I wrapped my arms around my knees, feeling the phantom pressure of his hands still branding my hips. I looked toward the washbasin, my gaze catching on the ruined silk gown tossed near the hearth. It was a shredded mess of white

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Twenty Five: Family Members

    RAVENI walked down the hallway toward the breakfast room, my mind still a mess from the night before. I kept thinking about how Eilís would react when he saw me, and if he’d know I was awake for all of it.I rounded the corner and stopped.Eilís was standing in an alcove a few feet away. He was t

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Fifteen: Imprint Of The Wolf

    The transition was a violent, wet sound of shifting bone. Within seconds, the heavy weight of the wolf’s fur was gone, replaced by the slick, hot skin of a man.I breathed a sigh of relief, but then held my breath when he looked up and smiled. A sudden flash of the night he claimed me came to mind.

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Fourteen: The Hunt Begins

    I was standing beside the pack. They were frantic, pulling at their clothes in excitement for the hunt. How many of them wanted me dead? How many didn't care if I survived or not?I hit my lip when I saw Eilis held down beside the king. His wolf was just as ferocious as it had been at the wedding.I

  • Bride Of The Beast   Chapter Thirteen: A place of Quiet

    The second morning was quieter than the first, the kind of heavy, suffocating silence that usually precedes a storm. I had spent the dawn hours standing in the center of my room, letting Calani adjust the binders until I could only take air in short, measured sips. My ribs ached with a dull, consta

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