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Fourteen ( Ivy's POV)

Auteur: Tyna Morrin
last update Dernière mise à jour: 2025-08-25 16:48:54

The first thing I noticed isn’t the morning light, it was the silver pendant I had worn since childhood that was warm against my skin.

It had never cracked before. I had worn it for so long that I forgot it was there, until it wasn’t right.

I sat up too fast and the room tilted, the edges of the window blurring into soft light.

Mom’s rule echoed from somewhere I didn’t want to remember: never take it off. Never ask why.

I reach for it, fingertips brushing the cool metal. For a moment, I swear the crack pulses faintly, light seeping through like a vein under skin.

My breath shudders. When I blink again, the glow is gone. Just cold silver. Just a locket.

But the headache sharpens, stabbing behind my eye. The air shifts too, a ripple that stirs the curtains though the window’s shut.

A breeze of wind flares out, too sudden, too unnatural. Papers scatter off the vanity, my sketchbook flips open, and my wolf howls inside me, restless, clawing.

I clutch the edge of the vanity until my k
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    The inspector smelled of iron filings and smugness. That particular cocktail always curdled my temper. He was packing up his rune bowl and ledgers, already scribbling something across his parchment like Ivy’s fate was a neat equation solved in ink.I stepped into his shadow before he could cap the inkwell. “Your assessment,” I said, voice even almost bored. That always furious men like him more than growling.He didn’t flinch, but his fingers hesitated just long enough to prove I had him. “An anomaly was detected,” he answered, eyes sharp. “Protocol dictates she must be flagged for further inquiry.”I leaned against the table, slow and deliberate. My claws itched beneath my skin, but I kept my tone silky. “Protocol also dictates,” I murmured, “that anomalies must be verified by a second inspector within seventy two hours if the subject is under Luna's protection.”His brows twitched. He hadn’t expected me to know the old documents buried in the Tribunal’s scrolls. I did. I made it my

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