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My Fated Enemy Bitter Confession
Sohan's request surprised me. More nervous laughter slipped through my lips before I managed to answer, “I don't mind, but…” I glanced at the wall, thinking about a certain witch behind it. “I would rather not talk about my life when others might hear…”Sohan followed my line of sight and chuckled. “There's no one but us here. Even the guards are standing outside. They won't hear us.”I blinked. “What do you mean? The cell next to mine—”“Is empty,” he assured.My lips twitched nervously again. “Well… I was certain there was a woman behind this wall.”He shrugged. “Maybe she was moved elsewhere. The dungeons stretch for several corridors, and I wouldn't be surprised if Alpha Dearon wanted to give you… more privacy.”I nodded slowly, processing what he said. Had someone truly moved Heletria to another cell? If so, then perhaps it was for the better. I sighed and sat on the stone floor, facing him. “So… what do you want to know?”“How old are you?” he asked, eyes scanning me from head t
My Fated Enemy Questioning
I drew a deep breath and marked the territories on the map. “There.” I pointed at the red circle. “These packs fully support Alpha Jarith. The ones I marked blue were convinced by me and are still distrustful… or were before I was exiled and nearly killed. As you can see, the united packs are not as united as Jarith would want them to be.”The silver-haired general—Sungur—sitting before me frowned as he examined the map. Then his eyes snapped to Angela. She rolled her eyes and sighed. “For the love of gods… As I already said eight times, she doesn't hide anything! I would have told you had it been otherwise.”“We need to be precise about every single detail, Ms. Eranthis,” Sungur argued.My frustration grew by the second. “Look, I know you don't trust me,” I said, my eyes moving from one general to another. “But there's nothing to gain for me if I lie. And yes, I was born there, and I grew up there. But I also was mistreated throughout most of my life. I was fed lies and taught how to
My Fated Enemy Getting Better
KAIRAWhen I opened my eyes, I was back in my filthy cell, but oddly, a few things had changed. I was now covered with a blanket, and the cuffs were gone, but the improvements didn't end there. As I rose to sit, I noticed a jar with water and a plate filled with bread, cheese, and dry meat. My stomach grumbled at the mere sight of food.I lurched toward the plate. I figured that the cause of those changes might have been Dearon's guilty conscience. In more merciful circumstances, I wouldn't have dared touch that plate or jar, but now, stubbornness or pride were not the traits I could afford.“Fucking asshole,” I grunted under my breath as I recalled what Dearon had done. I hadn't wanted him to know. Now he could use my feelings against me, and I could only hope he wouldn't dare use it as a weapon…I loved him. Even if I cursed him, even if I wanted to hate him, I couldn't stop loving him, and it frustrated the living three hells out of me. It would have been easier if I'd just gotten
My Fated Enemy My Move
DEARONI sat numbly in my chair, my eyes fixed on Kaira's unconscious body lying on my bed. I had carried her there after my powers had made her collapse to the floor. After I'd forced the answer out of her…She'd said she loved me. And when her words had sounded, it hadn't been a Sarendonia warrior, my brother's killer, or Silver Mountain Pack's spy who'd said them, but a vulnerable woman, barely able to contain the emotions that had slowly devoured her. I would have lied had I said the sight and those words hadn't shaken my defenses. They'd caused more than a single crack, triggering a dull ache in my chest, one that still lingered.“Why is she like this?” Torin stormed to the bed and grabbed Kaira's cold hand. “What the hell did you do?!” he roared, a sheer accusation in his tone.I slowly turned to face him. “I used the Alpha Command on her.” My gaze fell to my trembling hands, the side effect of using my powers. The enhancer from the witch had saved my body from more serious cons
My Fated Enemy Pain
KAIRAThe drops of cold sweat formed on my forehead and neck, and my world began to spin. I had been poisoned with silver more than a few times before, but never with silver as pure as the metal currently searing my wrists and ankles. After a few hours of lying in my cell, I had felt that quite brutal difference.“I can help you escape, you know?” Heletria's croon came from behind the cell wall.A dry chuckle escaped me. “Even if I escaped… where would I go?”“He can take care of you,” the witch whispered. “He can reward you…”My breath was labored, and I could hardly focus on her words. “That ‘He’ again…”“I'll tell you everything if you come with me,” she said. “All you need to do is—”The creak of the iron door ended whatever the witch meant to say. The footsteps sounded. Then I noticed a shadow cast by someone who stopped in front of my cell. I couldn't lift my head to see who it was. My head was too heavy. I was too tired. Maybe I should sleep for a while. I needed to rest…“Fuck
My Fated Enemy Torn
DEARONI pressed the pen to the sheet of paper, trying to finish writing my decree. “Trying” was the key word here since I could barely focus on the words I was supposed to write. Grinding my teeth, I placed the final stroke of my signature. A heartbeat passed, and my gaze drifted to the floor, as if I could miraculously see what was several stories below, or rather, who was…Kaira. Even as I mentioned her name in my head, my wolf began to whimper. I sucked in a breath through my teeth. The urge to get her out of that cell grew with every second. I kept telling myself that she was the enemy. She had tricked me. She'd played me. She deserved to suffer. But a part of me wanted to wrap my arms around her, embrace her, and never let her go. And I still tried to figure out how to silence those urges…The door to my study room slammed open, and Korad stormed inside. “I thought you were bringing her to Oryndale to execute her, not make some silly deals with her,” he snarled as he stopped in
My Fated Enemy Standing Before HIm
I struggled to push my frozen feet forward, and I had to concentrate to breathe. I wished the surrounding cold was my only problem, but it was the silver cuffs on my wrists and ankles that brought me true torment. They were made of the purest kind of silver, like the arrows Dearon would have been killed with. A truly cruel way to reward my deed…Torin walked beside me, slowing his pace to match mine. I half expected him to urge me to go faster. He didn't. He only surveyed my steps as we walked to the throne room in silence.The silver began to tear through my skin, and I let out a hiss through my clenched teeth. One of the guards snickered at that, but Torin, to my surprise, shot him a glare. Somehow, his almost kind attitude made my walk even harder. It had given me a sliver of foolish hope that there was a part of him that didn't hate me, one I shouldn't have.We reached the long marble stairs, a single flight that seemed like several dozen steps. My jaw clenched harder, my gaze fal
My Fated Enemy Prisoner
KAIRAPain. It was the only thing I felt—the flames searing through every fiber of my being. I was trapped in the endless darkness. I didn't know how long my agony lasted. It might have been hours, days, or months. I couldn't move. I couldn't scream. I could only feel…At some point, I figured I must have died, and now I was locked in one of the three pits of hell, although I couldn't remember choosing one. All souls should find themselves on the Eternal Stairs heading either up or down. The road up was reserved for the noble and clean souls; they would go to the Castle of Light to feast with the gods. Those whom the gods found unworthy should have been forced down to choose one of the three paths, each leading to their own hell…Perhaps I deserved to be here, to suffer in endless agony, but the voice inside me protested. I hadn't known the whole truth. I hadn't known I'd fought on the wrong side. I hadn't known I had been used. I deserved to live at least until I could redeem myself.
My Fated Enemy Cut Open
DEARONI looked through the window, watching the final red gleams of the setting sun as my anxieties grew. My muscles tensed. The voice of reason whispered that nothing bad would have happened to her in Evenloor. And yet, my instincts shouted I should look for her.Cursing, I turned around, my gaze falling to the table set for two with wine and food on it. This was supposed to be our evening—our night—my final moments before I would be forced to wear the crown…“Fuck.” I dragged my hand over my face and walked to the door. Then I exited my chamber, instantly recognizing her faint scent among many others who passed by recently. “Kaira?” I called out, scanning the empty corridor.No answer came. I strode to the opposite side, to her chamber. I knocked on the door, but no one opened, and no sounds came from the inside. I gritted out more curses as I ran downstairs, rushing through the hall. Finally, I saw Rika collecting dirty dishes from the dining table. “Have you seen Kaira?” I asked,
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