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Chapter 124: Do Not Break It
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Rejected For My Curves. Desired By The War Alpha Chapter 130: Asher’s Horn
The horn came from the west.Not an alarm. A coalition call. Short. Rough. Ours.Sable’s head snapped up. “Asher.”Wren tried to stand, and I kept her down. “If it is a trick.”“It is his timing,” Sable said. “And he is not quiet enough to fake that ugly note.”They came out of the dark in a thin line. Not a war party. What was left. Wounded on carts. Children half asleep. Packs tied wrong. The camp is walking away from its own house. The smell hit first. Smoke. Wet earth. Fear of sweat. Not a full burn. A place that had been trying to drown a light with water and dirt.Asher was at the front. Dirt on his face. A new cut on his mouth. He saw Wren first, and the look that went through him was relief with no time to last.Then he saw Pell in the grass.Then he saw me on the hard earth and the wrap at my feet.“You stayed on it,” he said.“Yes.”“Good. Do not move.” He dropped to one knee beside Wren, checked her eyes, her shoulder, the cruel bind, then stood again because there was no r
Rejected For My Curves. Desired By The War Alpha Chapter 129: Under the Hall
We did not chase him.Pell was still in the grass. The dark made his face look too still. Sable had her hands on him long after it stopped helping. She kept pressing like rhythm could argue with a blade. It could not.Ryn sat with his bad leg stretched out and his knife still in his fist, like the fight might come back if he put it down. The fold smelled like blood and dry grass and the seed’s thin iron at the edge of the hard earth.Wren leaned on me and would not sit until I made her. Her shoulder was wrong. The bind the clean units had used was cruel more than useful. Her mouth was raw from the gag. She kept looking at my feet, checking I had not moved off the hard earth.“Say it again,” Sable said. Her voice was scraped. “Under the hall.”“Under the command hall,” Wren said. “Not the roofs. I need you to hear that. We saw pale light and thought the camp was burning. It was not a fire. The light is coming up through the floor. From the old cellar line. From the dust. From the place
Rejected For My Curves. Desired By The War Alpha Chapter 128: One Pace
I did not take the pace.Ronan’s boot slid first.Not a full step. A shift. His weight leaned toward Wren, as if his body had decided before his head. The bond flared hot and scared. I caught his strap and locked my feet on the hard earth.“No,” I said.He stopped. Barely. His breath was rough. “They will cut her.”“If you step, the piece wakes. Then they do not need to cut her. They only need us off this dirt.”Wren’s eyes were still shaking her head. Stay. Stay. Stay.The Warden watched the almost-step with that mild interest. “See. The bond wants the sister too. One pace is not even your own anymore.”Sable did not talk.She had Pell’s bow. Pell could not draw it. She could.She did not aim at the Warden. Steel had already failed on him. She aimed at the clean-unit man holding the seed out like an extra hand, the bearer standing half a pace off the sour light in the Warden’s palm.The arrow went through that hand.The seed jumped.Pale light spat. The bearer screamed. The sliver hi
Rejected For My Curves. Desired By The War Alpha Chapter 127: They Took Her
I did not run to her.Every part of me wanted to. That was the point. My feet knew the steps. My body knew her weight. The tag on my arm even leaned, stupid and eager, like closeness was the same as saving.Wren’s eyes stayed on mine over the gag. She shook her head once, hard. Stay. Do not come off the dirt. A tear tracked through dust on her cheek, and she looked angry about that too.Sable’s blade was up. “How did you get her?”The Warden sounded almost bored. “After the wick brightened, your walls looked at the light. We looked at the side door. She fought. She is still breathing. That was the requirement.”Ronan’s voice was low. “Asher.”Wren made a sound through the cloth. Not a word. I could not tell if it was because he was alive or if I did not know. The not knowing sat in my stomach like a stone.The Warden smiled a little. “He is not with her. That is all you get. A camp can stand and still lose the one person you will walk toward. A camp can fall, and you would still be st
Rejected For My Curves. Desired By The War Alpha Chapter 126: Cold Piece
The wrap stayed dead on the hard earth.No hum. No paired beat. When Ronan hovered a hand over it, he pulled back and shook his head. The clothes looked ordinary now. Just dirty wrap on dirt. That made it worse. I had gotten used to it feeling like a third person in the room.“It will not wake here,” he said. “Not even a little. It is cold all the way through.”Sable looked at my arm. The black had slowed. The cloth she had finally risked was stained through, stiff where it had dried. The air over the dip still smelled faintly sour, like the beads that had sat on the ground and smoked.“And that.”“It still hurts,” I said. “It is not matching the scar the same way. This ground broke the easy pair. I can feel the skip.”Pell’s eyes were half shut. His skin looked gray in the last light. “So we have a lever. Say how we use it before I sleep and miss the plan.”I stared at the cold piece. At my mother’s fallen stones, dull and small. At the empty fold that had no walls, only hard earth a
Rejected For My Curves. Desired By The War Alpha Chapter 125: Mother’s Ground
The last stretch was a low fold of stone and old grass.No ring. No carved hall. No pale columns. Just a shallow dip where the earth sat harder than the land around it, as if something had been pressed into it a long time ago and the ground had never forgotten the shape.Sable slowed. “This is it.”“Yes,” I said.I knew it before I saw the small stacked stones Wren and I had left years back, half fallen, half hidden in grass. One stone still had a scratch I had put there as a girl, ugly and deep. This was the place. My mother had stood there. She had died here. The line had held here long enough for me to be pulled away screaming.Not a seat.A refusal that once worked.Pell eased down against a rock, gray-faced. His bad arm lay dead across his middle. “It does not look like much.”“It was not built to look like much,” I said. “That is why the later rings missed it. They look for cuts and light. This is just the ground that said no and meant it.”Ronan kept the wrap in his arms and di
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