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Chapter 313

Author: Noah
last update publish date: 2026-08-23 13:34:21

We’ll drive past the hotel first,” Everett said. “Just to make sure the pack evacuated.”

None of us had much to defend ourselves with other than our beast forms. To my surprise, Everett withdrew from his office two handguns that he kept in case of emergency. He gave one to me and kept one for himself, both of us donning holsters attached to our belts.

We piled into two vehicles and went straight to Grandbay. Those few minutes it took to cross through Eastpeak, unnervingly silent and still, felt
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    Everett POV“About her idea to merge our packs. And that you don’t want her to stay in Grandbay.”My guilt worsened. “I didn’t mean to lose my temper with her, Gavin. I just didn’t know how to process it when she said she might not stay here.”“Would you force her to stay in Eastpeak?”“No. Of course not. I understand how important her family is to her, especially after Oslo…”Gavin interrupted me. “She’s gone through a lot. Unless you’re going to apologize, maybe you should just give her space.”“I want to apologize. You have no idea how much Aislin means to me.”The Grandbay Alpha growled slowly. “Really? I think I have some ideas. Aislin’s been my best friend my entire life.”“Well, yes. I get that. But she’s also been helping me see people differently. She’s changed the way I want to treat people, and without her, I don’t think I can continue moving forward with positive progress. She’s critical to my improvement as an Alpha.”Gavin scoffed. “You talk about her like she’s just som

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    Everett POVBetween working with the Mythguard to cover up the attack, dealing with the death of another packmate, and Aislin suddenly telling me she was no longer certain about our mateship, I didn’t know what to think or feel anymore. I had begun to believe it was better for me to feel nothing at all.Aislin left my house that night to be with her pack. I tried to understand her perspective, but that had always been my weakness. A lack of empathy. I festered in a pool of despair with nothing but self-reflection to keep me occupied as the night wore on, once more facing a lack of sleep. All night, I laid in bed thinking of what I’d said to Aislin and how our sweet, quiet moment had deteriorated into an argument. I blamed myself for my lack of confidence in our future, but she had asked and I was just being realistic. Maybe that had frightened her—the idea that we could very well die within the next few weeks as David underwent the Lycan ritual. She would rather spend her last few we

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    Aislin POV“No. And we haven’t detected her since,” said Everett. “I worry that Dalesbloom has captured her as well.”“How would we even know?”“Well, we can’t. Unless we manage to track them down.”I pondered the circumstances that left Dalesbloom in such ambiguity to us. After the attack, the Mythguard had never been able to find Dalesbloom and the Inkscales again. The town was absent of them, except for traces of dragon scent. Hexen Manor was abandoned—again, except for traces of the dragons that occasionally came by, probably to monitor the house and make sure nobody was trespassing. But David, Colt, and Lothair’s whereabouts were completely unknown. If the Mythguard knew where to find them, they would have made another extermination attempt. That was most likely why they were in hiding… and nobody even knew where to look. There was nowhere safe to look, because one wrong step in Dalesbloom could mean another massacre, and neither the Mythguard nor our packs were willing to take t

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    Aislin POVFor two days, I traveled between the hospital and Everett’s house. I only went back to Everett’s place to sleep and shower. Fortunately, my job had given me the week off, my other manager having found coworkers to cover my shifts. I wouldn’t have been able to focus, nor would I have been very effective with the jagged wounds on my arms, but they were healing at least. I didn’t eat as much as I should have. It didn’t matter—nothing mattered while my mother was lying there, struggling to survive her burns.By the third day, she finally stirred. The moment I saw her move, my heart leaped and I sat up, watching as she slowly opened the one eye not hidden beneath bandages. My mother groggily blinked awake and stared at the dimly lit ceiling above, then turned her head ever so slightly, taking in her surroundings. The twist of her neck elicited a small whimper from her. That sound was enough to bring me to my feet, hovering over the edge of the bed.“Mom?”She adjusted her body t

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    I was in such a state of shock that night, I barely registered the questions the police had asked me.“What reason were you visiting your parents’ house for?”I stared ahead and gaped, wordless, with the blanket draped over my shoulders. “We—We made plans for dinner with me and my boyfriend…” It was a lie, but with Everett right beside me, I figured he’d clue in and corroborate the story.“Can you identify the people who invaded your parents’ home?”“No…” Even if David had set out to slaughter our packs, it was an unspoken rule of the shifters not to expose one another to human authorities, lest we risk exposing our entire shifter community and complicating the cover-up for the Mythguard. But I would have loved nothing more than for David to face the consequences of his actions in court, and to waste away in a jail cell.“Witnesses identified you and Mr. March at a scene several miles away from here where you were engaged in a gunfight with two deceased, unidentified men. Can you expl

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    I pushed into the room and went for David. The maddened Alpha was disheveled with blood, his peppered beard scraggly and blue eyes wild, white dress shirt unbuttoned three down and sleeves torn. He pushed Muriel behind himself and thrust the knife at me.“Not so fast, March!” snarled David. “Any closer and I’ll cut the unicorn open!”“She’s useless to you if she dies in her human form,” I said. “I never said I’d kill her.”But fresh blood was poisonous to unicorns. I could already see bloody handprints tainting Muriel’s arm and pale clothes. Heavy fatigue circled her eyes, her body struggling to persist through all the violence. In my periphery, I saw Lothair’s transformation nearly complete, and knew I was rapidly running out of time.Disregarding David’s warning, I lunged for his arm to try to get the knife out of his hands. He growled and kicked my shin, then swung the knife at me, cleaving across my shoulder. I grabbed his shirt and slung my arm around his neck, wrestling with him

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