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Blake's POV:He crossed the distance between us in two unhurried steps.His hand came up and pushed the wet hair back from my forehead slowly, fingers moving through it once from front to back, and the sensation of it went down my spine in a way I was choosing not to analyse. He looked at my face while he did it like he was checking something. Like I was something worth checking."You always furrow here when you are overthinking," he said. His thumb pressed lightly between my brows for just a second. "Right here.""I am not overthinking.""You have been overthinking since you walked through the door.""I have been irritated since I walked through the door. There is a difference.""Mm." He did not sound convinced. His hand moved to my jaw briefly, tilting my face up slightly, and his eyes moved across my face with that focused quality he had when he was deciding something. Then he dropped his hand and turned toward the dresser."Sit," he said, nodding at the small stool in front of the
Alex's POV:It's 8:30 PM, just 2 hours left the Blake will be here.The knock on the door pulls me away from the window where I had been standing, watching the city lights blur into each other below.I walk to the door without rushing. I already know what it is.I sign the slip, take the box, close the door.I stand there for a moment just holding it. Dark matte packaging. No branding. Discreet. Exactly how I ordered it."Finally," I mutter, carrying the box to the dining table.I slice through the tape and open the flaps.I stare.The silk ropes are folded with a precision that feels almost theatrical. Deep crimson, nearly black under my low lighting. I lift one coil and let it run slowly through my fingers. Smooth. Strong. Not a rough edge anywhere. Quality. Real quality. I had done my research before ordering and it shows. Worth every penny.I set the rope down and reach for the next items nestled in their foam compartments. I check each one carefully. Charged. Clean. Exactly as de
Alex's POV:It's 8:30 PM, just 2 hours left the Blake will be here.The knock on the door pulls me away from the window where I had been standing, watching the city lights blur into each other below.I walk to the door without rushing. I already know what it is.I sign the slip, take the box, close the door.I stand there for a moment just holding it. Dark matte packaging. No branding. Discreet. Exactly how I ordered it."Finally," I mutter, carrying the box to the dining table.I slice through the tape and open the flaps.I stare.The silk ropes are folded with a precision that feels almost theatrical. Deep crimson, nearly black under my low lighting. I lift one coil and let it run slowly through my fingers. Smooth. Strong. Not a rough edge anywhere. Quality. Real quality. I had done my research before ordering and it shows. Worth every penny.I set the rope down and reach for the next items nestled in their foam compartments. I check each one carefully. Charged. Clean. Exactly as de
Maya's POV:My room was quiet when I closed the door behind me.The afternoon had gone the way afternoons at the Academy tended to go when too many things had happened before noon, stretched and slightly unreal, like the day itself was tired of its own contents and was moving through the remaining hours out of obligation rather than genuine momentum.I dropped my bag on the desk chair and sat on the edge of my bed and looked at my phone for a moment before I dialed.It rang twice."Maya." Lyra's voice came through warm and slightly raspy in the specific way it got when she had been resting, that soft unguarded quality that she would never allow in a public setting but was completely comfortable with on a call with me. "I was just thinking about you.""Good things I hope.""Mostly." I could hear the smile in it. "Occasionally concerning things. What is happening over there."I leaned back against my headboard and pulled my knees up. "Give me your update first. How are you feeling."A sh
Rolf's POV:The classroom was half empty at this hour.Late afternoon theory session. Pack governance and inter-territorial law. The kind of subject that most Alpha heirs sat through with the particular expression of people who understood the material was necessary and found it somewhere between tolerable and actively painful. The professor's voice moved through the room at a consistent unhurried pace and chalk met the board at regular intervals and the afternoon light came through the long windows in flat pale strips across the desks.I sat in the back row.I always sat in the back row. Not because I could not follow from the front. Because the back row gave you the whole room without giving the room you.My notebook was open in front of me and my pen was in my hand and I had written approximately four lines since the session began forty minutes ago. The rest of the page was blank. The professor had not noticed or had noticed and decided it was not worth the conversation. Either way
Blake's POV:My phone buzzed in my pocket.I pulled it out.Leo.I sat up slightly and accepted the call. "Leo."His voice came through immediately and the quality of it landed on me like cold water. I had heard Leo in various states across the years. Worried. Excited. Tired. Frustrated. This was something different. This was the specific sound of someone who had been holding something together and was close to not being able to hold it anymore."Blake." His voice was low. "I need to tell you something.""I am listening."A pause. Long enough that I straightened fully from the tree."Rafe called me," Leo said. "Just now. He." Another pause. The kind that had weight in it. "He wants to end it. He said it is too complicated and the pack politics are too much and that last night proved it was not safe and." He stopped.The afternoon was very quiet."He wants to break up with me," Leo said. The sentence came out with the particular flatness of someone who had said it out loud for the first
Maya’s POV:I did not knock loudly.Just two soft taps on the door.I waited.Inside, I could hear slow movement, a shift on the bed, then Liam’s voice.“Yeah.”I opened the door carefully and stepped in.Blake was awake. Sitting slightly upright with pillows behind him. His face looked pale, but h
Alex’s POV:Something was wrong with me.I knew it the moment I woke up with my chest aching, like someone had pressed a heavy stone right over my heart. I was not injured. My wolf was calm. My body was fine. Still the pain stayed, dull and tight, refusing to go away.I sat on my bed and pressed my
Alex’s POV:I stood there for a second longer than I should have after Liam barked, “What the hell is happening here?”The question was loud, sharp, but it wasn’t meant for an answer. It was meant to break whatever moment had almost existed between Blake and me.And it worked.Blake shifted first.
Alex’s POV:Another message came while I was standing near the academy training grounds, pretending to watch first-year drills. Yes, I needed to be confirmed.I was not watching anything.My phone vibrated once. Then again.I already knew who it was.I moved away from the noise, past the stone path







