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Chapter 70

Author: Duke
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“Aeron?” I whispered against his chest, unwilling to let the pain which pierced me in the chest spread.

It was starting to get unbearable, the pain. It felt as if I was dying with him, but I could feel the whole process of it. The mate bond I shared with him was snapping and cracking, finding it hard to leave me fast.

“He’s gone,” I heard Darius whisper, almost as if he was announcing it to himself. Neither of us wanted to believe what was right in front of us.

The witches and the rogues had won the war. Aeron was gone, never to return. Darius and I had no one to fight on a personal level and someone who found it interesting to annoy us.

“No!” I screamed out as it started to spread. The pain traveled from my heart and started to take a great hold of my bones.

All of a sudden, I was being gripped by pain I never knew I could feel so immensely. One that was on par with the first time that I had heard that Stone was gone, but this one took over me physically and emotionally as well.

I di
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    The small basket of the witch I had killed was sitting beside me on the ground as I watched the sun set.The dull ache was no longer there when I thought about Aeron. I didn’t know why or how it happened so fast. It was my one reason to keep going, to destroy them all. But now, I was met with a wall whenever I thought of him.I was numb.“How do I keep going if you’re not here to remind me to do that?” I asked, not sure if it was directed at Aeron, the moon goddess, or both.Had I been completely abandoned by the moon goddess?When it was dark enough to go unnoticed, I stood up and grabbed the basket in my hand. It was something I would use to show Janet just what had happened to one of her innocent witches because of her actions and what would happen to the rest.I was a bit surprised that she hadn’t gone out to look for the witch as she had been out for quite a while. Perhaps I had overestimated how much she cared for her witches.“This is for you, Aeron. Whether you can see me or n

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