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Chapter 84

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Broken Circle

The supernatural council's judgment had been swift and severe. Cara's friends gathered in their usual meeting spot, now haunted by the absence of their leader who faced life imprisonment for attempted murder with spelled silver. She may just die, and nothing could save her.

"She was so stupid," Lisa whispered, tears falling. "Letting jealousy turn her into something dark. Something murderous. She attempted murder on Matthew's mate, and now she is going to suffer." Lisa wiped at her face, hating that she was crying. She also thought she sensed her mate, but everything with Cara kept her from seeking the scent out. She didn't even tell the others her findings because all they ever spoke about was Cara and the trial.

"We all encouraged it," Beth admitted, guilt heavy in her voice. "All those times, we supported her obsession with Matthew, her hatred of Sarah. We never thought she'd go this far." She went beyond far. She tried to kill a chosen mate, and it backfired b
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