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Chapter 15

Author: Mari
last update Last Updated: 2025-04-08 17:31:59

"Where are we going now?" I asked, feeling restless and worried. It was already night, and the day was ending without us finding a real solution to our problems. But at least we fought the Shadow Courts today. It would have been worse if they had caught us again.

"Anywhere safe. Just follow me. You don’t have to worry—I’ll protect you," Ronan said, still walking ahead. I exhaled softly, feeling a little relieved.

Even so, I couldn't stop myself from asking more questions. "So, you don’t have anywhere specific in mind anymore? We've been to all the places you know, and now we can't go back because they aren’t safe?" I asked while hurrying to keep up.

"Exactly. But don’t worry—I’ll find a safe cave for us to spend the night," Ronan reassured me.

I sighed again, feeling a deep sadness settle in my chest. Because of me, his enemies had found all his safe places. It was my fault, and yet there was nothing I could do about it. Not that Ronan would ever let me go.

If I had never entered his
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