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Sacred Bond(s)

Author: Missy Smith
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-13 12:04:47
“She’s not light, somebody grab her already,” Kaine snapped, stepping forward. His hands slid under Mae’s arms, ready to haul her up like cargo. “We don’t have all day for her to wake up out here.”

“No!” Riven’s shout cracked across the air like a whip. His boots scuffed as he lunged forward, hands half-raised like Kaine might actually be holding a bomb instead of a passed-out girl.

“No. It’s got to be Ashar.” His voice was sharp, panicked in a way Riven never sounded. "Put her down. Now.” Kaine’s eyes snapped wide. “The hell it does.” His grip tightened. “She’s unconscious, not royalty.”

“Kaine.” Riven’s tone shifted, lower, dangerous. His silver eyes weren’t joking, not even close. “Trust me. If anyone’s carrying her, it’s him.” He jerked his chin toward Ashar, who stood still, silent, watching, unreadable as always. Lucien crossed his arms, tension knotting his jaw. “I hate it when Riven’s serious. Means something’s actually wrong.”

Sethis muttered under his breath, “Yeah. Bad w
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