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Chapter 10: Something Wakes in Me

ผู้เขียน: Koko Tonye
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The pendant — yeah, that stupid obsidian crescent — felt like an actual rock in Evangeline’s hand. Not magic. Not humming. Just... heavy. And not because of its weight, really, but because of his. Her dad’s. Some legacy she never signed up for.

She sat alone, perched on a cold slab at the edge of the training clearing, the dawn making weird patterns on that black stone. All those fairy tales made relics sound so dramatic — glowing, singing, secret voices.

Honestly, the last few days had been hell. Kieran shutting her out, her body turning inside out with her first shift, that second mate bond (seriously, what the hell?), her mom’s secrets, and now the whole Moonborn mess. Red wolf? Sure. Why not throw that in the blender too.

She felt like a cracked egg — empty and overflowing at the same time.

“Hey, you alive?”

She jumped a little. Hann, with his perpetual resting grump face, ambled over and flopped down next to her like he owned the place. He dropped a bundle wrapped in cloth on the
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