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Chapter 184

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The collision screamed between them—raw, unrelenting—as their power slammed together in a sustained clash.

Kaelani pushed forward with her arms locked and shoulders braced, violet pouring from her hands in a relentless stream. It burned through his gold inch by inch, slow but certain.

Draevyn didn’t move. One hand stayed extended, holding her, containing her, as if this were still nothing more than a nuisance.

Arrogant. Of course he was.

But the gold began to give. Subtle at first, then more, as
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  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 232

    The violet blaze that danced through her fur flared slightly at the contact. It did not burn. It did not sear. Instead, the light folded into him. Threads of violet slipped seamlessly into the black of his coat, blending rather than clashing. The energy softened against him, wrapping around him

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 231

    Then Kaelani suddenly pulled back and without explanation, she grabbed his hand and started leading him across the hillside toward a massive tree rooted near the edge of the slope. Kaelani glanced around once, then reached for the hem of her shirt. Julian’s brows shot up. “You know damn well I’d

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 230

    Her voice softened. “It’s beautiful.” There was a brief pause. “And I would like to see it again,” she added carefully, meeting his eyes. “With you.” Julian grew quiet, the tension rolling off him in a steady wave, and Kaelani felt every ounce of it through the bond. After a moment, he asked qu

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 229

    Kaelani and Julian walked hand in hand through the grand promenade that led toward the Seelie palace, its marble pathways winding between cascading fountains and archways woven with living vines. Sunlight poured over the city in soft gold, catching in crystalline spires and dancing across balconies

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 228

    When they returned to the Blackthorn packhouse, Julian expected to find his mother in one of her usual places—the sunroom overlooking the gardens, or the small sitting alcove near the east corridor where she liked to read. She wasn’t there. He checked the parlor. The dining hall. Nothing. A fai

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 227

    Julian sat at the kitchen table, tension still visible in the tight line of his shoulders as Kaelani moved at the counter, finishing the last touches on their breakfast. “I would have ripped his head clean off his shoulders,” he said quietly, though there was nothing casual about the way he said it

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 65

    He stopped. Jaw clenched. Eyes darted away. “I was like what?” she challenged. He looked at her — torn open, not even sure what he was trying to say. “I don’t know,” he said hoarsely. “Like nothing makes sense unless you’re in it. But when you’re in it… I feel like I’m losing my mind.” She stare

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 62

    Wrapped in a towel, Kaelani moved through the motions—dressing in a soft tee and jeans, nothing fancy. Just enough to feel covered. Present. Human. She stood at the bathroom mirror, brushing her teeth, then patting her face dry before smoothing on a light layer of moisturizer. Her skin care routine

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 59

    His mother’s breath caught, her eyes wide with quiet astonishment. Then, with a tender ache in her voice, she whispered, “Oh, Julian…” Her hand reached out, fingers brushing the collar of his shirt. “But wait, that means you’re marked.” Julian gently took her wrist and lowered it, shaking his head

  • Let Them Kneel   Chapter 58

    His wolf, already seething, exploded with fury — jaws snapping beneath Julian’s skin. Even Julian cringed. The very thought of her pregnant with his children made his head spin. He could practically see them — spoiled, entitled, carbon copies of their mother in both bite and arrogance. Elara moved

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