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Chapter 88 – The Cost of Power
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The cabin smelled of damp wood and ash. The fire in the hearth struggled against the draft seeping through the broken walls, casting long shadows across the floor. Racheal sat in the center of the room, her palms pressed against the worn boards, eyes shut tightly as Damon and Lucas circled her like predators.“Again,” Damon said, his tone calm but firm. “Find my bond first. Anchor yourself in it.”Racheal inhaled deeply, reaching for the golden thread. It responded instantly, warm and steady, filling her with strength that steadied her pulse. She clung to it like a lifeline, feeling Damon’s presence wrap around her like sunlight on her skin.“Good,” he murmured. “Now hold it. Do not let go.”A sharp voice cut through the quiet. “Now take mine,” Lucas ordered, standing at her other side. His crimson aura crackled like heat against her skin. “Don’t hesitate this time. Let it burn. Feel it.”Her breath hitched as she reached for him. The moment she touched the second thread, her chest ig
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The forest had been his sanctuary long before wolves dared to claim it. Now, cloaked in the mist he commanded, the masked figure stood among the ancient trees, watching the dilapidated cabin by the river with silent fascination. Through the cracks of his hood, his gaze lingered on the girl. Racheal. The flaw in the Moon’s design. The contradiction given flesh. He had seen her wield the light, felt the surge ripple through the land like a tremor shaking the very roots of fate. It had nearly singed even him, a warning of the chaos sleeping in her veins. And yet, it delighted him. “Two alphas,” he whispered, his voice curling with amusement. His fingers brushed over the mask that hid his face, tracing the jagged cracks etched into its surface. “Two bonds, and still the wolf goddess dares to call her chosen. How fragile the law must be, if a single woman can shatter it.” Behind him, the corrupted wolves lingered in the shadows, their glowing eyes flickering like embers. Broken things
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The safehouse by the river was little more than a crumbling cabin swallowed by moss and silence. Its wooden beams creaked with every gust of wind, but for now it was shelter, and shelter was enough. Damon barred the door with a broken plank while Lucas prowled the perimeter, his crimson eyes gleaming faintly in the half-dark.Racheal sat on the floor, her legs folded beneath her, trying to calm the frantic pace of her heartbeat. But her chest was heavy, as though the twin bonds had stitched themselves tighter after the battle. She could feel them both even now—Damon’s strength humming low and steady, Lucas’s sharp fire sparking at the edge of her nerves.It was overwhelming. Addictive. Dangerous.“Close your eyes,” Damon said gently, crouching in front of her. His hand brushed lightly across her knee. “Breathe. Focus only on me. Can you feel my bond?”She obeyed, drawing in a shuddering breath. The golden thread that tied her to him pulsed warm, steady, like sunlight seeping through h
Mated Twice: A Wolf’s Dilemma Chapter 88 – The Cost of Power
The forest was too quiet. Not the calm silence of safety, but the suffocating stillness before a storm. Racheal’s legs wobbled beneath her as Damon half-carried her through the trees, his grip firm but gentle, every muscle in his body taut with vigilance. Lucas trailed just behind, his crimson eyes scanning the shadows with restless intensity, claws still unsheathed.Every step felt wrong. Every rustle of leaves sounded like a threat. The ashes of the wolves clung to Racheal’s skin, as though she hadn’t truly destroyed them but only scattered their corruption into the night.“Where are we going?” she whispered, her voice breaking the silence.“Far enough from here that he can’t track us easily,” Damon replied, his tone clipped, his golden eyes glowing faintly. “There’s an abandoned safehouse near the river. We’ll rest there.”Lucas scoffed, his voice sharp and unyielding. “Rest? After that surge? You think he doesn’t already know exactly where she is? We don’t need a safehouse. We nee
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The light tore through the forest like a living thing, pure and blinding. The corrupted wolves recoiled, their snarls warping into strangled cries as the glow seared across their twisted fur. The mist burned away in its wake, revealing their bodies convulsing, their blackened veins writhing under the force of it.Racheal’s hands burned white-hot, though no flame touched her skin. She could feel the threads binding her to Damon and Lucas thrumming inside her chest—his strength, his fury, his need to protect; Lucas’s fire, his ruthless precision, his hunger for survival. Both bonds twisted together, coursing through her veins as if her blood had never been her own.She screamed again, but this time it wasn’t fear. It was release.The wave of light exploded outward. The nearest wolf slammed against a tree, its body twitching violently before collapsing into ash. Two more yelped, their forms unraveling into smoke as though they had never been flesh at all.Damon skidded to a halt mid-char
Mated Twice: A Wolf’s Dilemma Chapter 86 – Whispers of the Curse
The forest was eerily still. The mist thinned, revealing the silver glow of moonlight bleeding through the canopy above. Yet the silence was heavy, unnatural—like the woods themselves were holding their breath, waiting.Racheal leaned against Damon, her chest heaving, her arms trembling from exhaustion. The glow that had burst from her minutes earlier was gone, leaving behind only the faint trace of warmth under her skin. She stared at her hands, expecting to see them burned or scarred, but they were as they had always been. Ordinary. Human. And yet, nothing about her felt ordinary anymore.“What just happened?” she whispered, her voice trembling despite her effort to steady it.Damon crouched before her, his golden eyes scanning her as if searching for hidden injuries. His hands cupped her face gently, his touch grounding. “Something inside you answered him,” he said. “Something stronger than his chains. Racheal… that wasn’t just instinct. That was power.”Lucas, still pale and weak
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