LOGINHe asked for her body. Her loyalty. Her womb. And in return, he gave her a betrayal so cruel it broke something sacred. Nadia was never Greg’s love, just a placeholder for the woman he truly wanted. Used, discarded, and left bleeding in the woods like a broken toy. But fate wasn’t done with her yet. Varic, the cold-blooded Alpha with a vendetta of his own, finds her at her lowest and offers her everything: power, protection and revenge. In exchange, she becomes his Queen. What started as a fake alliance turns into something savage. Something possessive. Because Nadia isn’t just a forgotten omega anymore. She’s the spark of a bloodline long buried. She’s the mate he never wanted.
View MoreNadia's POV.The Seer’s scream was unlike anything human. It rang through the air as Nadia’s flames engulfed her. The light of the fire turned white-hot, swallowing the bridge, the mist, even the sky above.Nadia could feel her body unraveling with it. Every pulse of power tore at her insides, threatening to burn her from within. But she couldn’t stop. She wouldn’t.Through the inferno, she saw Varic struggling to stand. His sword clattered to the ground, his form wavering in and out of shadow. “Nadia!! stop! You’ll kill yourself!”She shook her head, tears mingling with sweat and ash. “She has to end! She’ll keep taking from us, forever!”Varic stumbled forward, fighting against the blast of wind and fire. He reached her, grabbed her shoulders, and forced her to look at him. “You can’t carry both our flames alone. Let me in.”Her eyes widened, and before she could speak, he pressed his forehead to hers. The bond flared like a supernova.Fire met shadow, no longer fighting, no longer
Nadia's POV. “Stay where you are!” his voice broke out. She tried, but the stone beneath her cracked again. The bridge was dying, piece by piece, swallowed by the fire below.Nadia surged to her feet, her hands burning with firelight. The bond inside her bloomed.The smoke in the air cleared just enough for her to see the Seer standing on the far edge of the bridge, untouched by the destruction. Her white cloak rippled like smoke, her silver eyes glowing brighter.“Still you fight the hand that shaped you,” the Seer said, her voice both near and far. “Do you not see what you’ve become? Fire and shadow born from a dying god’s bloodline. You were never meant to live peacefully.”Nadia gritted her teeth. “You don’t get to decide what we become.”The Seer’s gaze softened, almost pitying. “Child, I already have.”With a flick of her wrist, the mist twisted, and surged forward across the broken span. Varic paced faster. His sword cut through the first obstacle scattering it into pieces.
Nadia's POV. The climb down from Eldrath took the better part of the morning. The air reeked of dust and blood, and every step Nadia took felt heavier than the last. Her body hadn’t yet adjusted to the strange bond that now pulsed between her and Varic. It wasn’t just warmth anymore, it was fire laced with shadow, a heartbeat that wasn’t entirely hers.She could feel him in her chest. Every breath he took echoed faintly in her lungs; every faint pain he tried to hide rippled through her veins. It was more than connection, it was fusion.Varic walked ahead, silent as always, his long coat torn and bloodstained. Carter trailed behind, muttering curses under his breath as he checked the map of the mountain ridge. The air between the three of them was tight with unspoken things.When they finally reached the ridge overlooking the valley, Nadia stopped. Below, the remnants of Eldrath’s energy pulsed like a dying star embers fading into the earth.“It’s really over,” she murmured.Varic di
Nadia's POV. The night above Eldrath was darker than ink, the stars swallowed by clouds that looked too heavy to belong to the sky. The cavern walls trembled faintly, whispering the name of the man who had defied death to save her.Varic.Nadia’s body shook as she pressed her palms against his chest. His skin was cold, but not the kind of cold that meant gone, it was the kind that lingered before the end, the kind that teased the edge of life.“Come on, you stubborn wolf,” she whispered, tears mixing with the ash on her cheeks. “You don’t get to die after that. You don’t get to leave me with just freedom.”Carter crouched beside her, watching the faint golden shimmer that still pulsed weakly beneath Varic’s veins. “He’s not fully gone,” he said softly. “But he’s trapped. Whatever deal that spirit made—it’s holding his soul somewhere between here and the void.”Nadia’s gaze snapped toward the monolith. “Then I’ll break it.”Carter’s eyes widened. “Nadia, wait—”She slammed her bloodie
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