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Chapter Ten

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last update publish date: 2026-08-20 13:48:13

LUCIEN VOLKARIS POINT OF VIEW

The silence that followed Caidy’s retreat felt heavier than it should have. I stared at the door after it slammed shut, my jaw tight as the image of her face flashed through my mind.

I forced myself to look away.

I hadn’t meant for her to hear that. At least, not like that. I had wanted to make my point, not watch her fall apart in front of us. But I meant every word. Caidy was dangerous. She had hurt us before, and I refused to forget that simply because she had s
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    LUCIEN VOLKARIS POINT OF VIEW "Step back, Malakai," My voice came out low enough that the entire room went quiet. I didn't raise it, but I didn't need to. Something in my tone made even Malakai pause, his eyes narrowing as he looked at me. The anger under my skin had become something heavier, darker, and far harder to control. Malakai turned toward me. "Lucien—" "Move." He stared at me for a long moment. His eyes dropped to my fangs, then returned to my face. Whatever argument he had been ready to make died before it reached his mouth. He finally stepped aside, but his expression warned me that he didn't like it. I walked toward Caidy without taking my eyes off her. She watched me approach with wide, uncertain eyes, and something about that look made my pulse kick harder. She had spent so much time looking at me with anger and defiance that seeing fear in her eyes felt almost intimate. I shouldn't have liked it. But I did. My anger still burning beneath my skin, but I couldn'

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