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Chapter 92 - The Red Moon Witch

Author: Pixie Snow
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-27 17:12:44

Evelynn POV

The night tasted wrong.

I felt it before I saw it - this strange pressure in the air, like the whole world was holding its breath. My wolf paced under my skin, restless and uneasy. “Something is coming,” she whispered.

I didn’t get to ask what she meant, because Rafe’s head snapped toward the window.

“She’s here.”

Calder was already moving, rolling his shoulders, cracking his neck like he was preparing for a fight. Or a reunion. Hard to tell with him.

I shoved myself upright despite the dull ache still threading through my bones. They’d fed me - twice - and Lana’s herbs were still buzzing in my veins. I wasn’t healed, but I was stronger. The speed of my healing was still unusual.

Rafe helped me stand, hands firm on my waist. “Slow,” he murmured. “You’re still recovering.”

“I’m fine,” I said. A lie. But one I delivered well.

He didn’t push it, but he stayed close. Too close. Close enough that I could feel the tension humming through him like a second heartbeat.

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