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Chapter Seventy-One: Reclaiming the Crown
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2026-04-16 14:00:39Elara
I heard him coming down the hallway before he arrived. My ears had already calibrated to his particular stride, and my nose had his scent long before his knock came at the door — soft at first, then harder when I didn’t immediately respond. The mark on my shoulder thrummed at his nearness like it was reaching toward him.
I set my phone down with deliberate slowness, feeling something st
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