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Emotional collision

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The storm had been gathering all day.

Not in the sky, but between us.

I felt Kael before he stepped into my path, his presence heavy with restraint, his wolf pacing violently beneath the surface. When I turned, he was already there, blocking the narrow trail that led away from the river.

“Elara,” he said.

Not softly. Not pleading.

Raw.

I stopped walking.

“If you’re here to apologize again,” I replied coolly, “don’t.”

“I’m here to understand,” he said. “And you won’t keep running from this.”

I laughed quietly. “Running? You’re the one chasing ghosts.”

His jaw tightened. “You’re not a ghost. You’re right here. And you know exactly what you’re doing to me.”

I stepped closer, just enough for the air between us to thicken, for the bond to spark painfully alive.

“Do I?” I asked. “Or are you finally feeling the consequences of your choice?”

His breath hitched. The attraction flared instantly, old, dangerous, undeniable. His hand twitched at his side as if remembering the shape of me without
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