LOGINDear Readers, I owe you guys my deepest apology for being unavailable for such a long period of time. I know many have given up on the story and me, but to those who are still here... you have my heartfelt gratitude. The reason for my absence are many. Last two months have been extremely challenging for me in terms of mental and physical health. Plus family and life issues really know how to break someone at their lowest. Writing in the condition I was for last two months would have lead to disaster not just in my life, but this story as well. Good thing is, I have broken in solitude and found myself at the same time. I'm still recovering and trying to rebuild myself. I can't promise you much, but I promise that I will complete this story with the best of my abilities. Love you :)
I rose from my chair, but Ruhna stopped me before I could even think of getting close to him.Raven strode toward the Pheles Palace, his form faltering into translucency with every step until he merged with the air just before crossing Azum’s barrier.The mate bond was like a serpent coiled in my ch
[Xanthea]We sat with those words, letting the weight of every moment I had spent with Asher spear me with the realization that he was preparing to leave for good.Asher had spent decades constructing a future in which everyone else survived—everyone but him.The desires that Ruhna had concealed so
Raven leaned forward toward the edge of his seat.“He allowed her to leave the infernal realm,” I said.“There has to be more to it,” Raven shook his head. “Cadence needed three things: a way out, the destruction of her research, and the destruction of what she had created.” “And Asher needed to ki
“What if… Asher brought Ezra back to life,” I said, and Raven kept growing paler with every word. “What if Asher can control immortality? Give it to someone. Take it away from someone. And that is why the curse was fueled by immortality so that it attacks Asher’s god-powers directly.”Raven got up f
When Ezra relapsed in Aile Castle, I had been too disoriented to notice much. But during my isolation in Asher’s penthouse, I had replayed that moment so many times that I couldn’t ignore it anymore.Asher had been prepared.Almost as though he had known Ezra would relapse before it happened and had
[Xanthea]“You weren’t just his mate,” Raven said. “Xanthea, you were the one variable Asher miscalculated. He underestimated the influence you’d have on him.”He held my gaze, and it felt as though he had seized my breath and stilled my heartbeat along with it.“It all makes sense now. The colors i







