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Chapter 16

Author: Christina c
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-12 05:12:27

Riven – POV

I hated hospitals.

The smell. The sterility. The fucking silence filled with things no one wanted to say.

And now this.

That omega.

Ours.

I still felt the phantom echo of her fear crawling under my skin like fire. It hadn't left me since the moment she bolted out of that hospital bed. And watching her flinch like we were the ones who hurt her—yeah, that shit did something to me I couldn't name.

Now we were heading into Damian's office, the four of us walking like a damn funeral procession, and I could feel it simmering in the air. The tension. The guilt. The rage.

Kael looked like he was barely holding himself together. Lucas was dead silent, which was never a good sign. And Damian... Damian's jaw had been locked so tight I swore he'd snap his own damn teeth.

I followed them in, arms crossed, back tense as we all stepped inside.

No one spoke right away.

Damian shut the door behind us with a sharp click.

And that was it.

The room felt too small for how big this problem was.
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