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Dreams

Author: Reedah
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-03 02:29:23

Sleep took me sweetly for once.

I didn’t know why, but I was sure the scent in this room—and the man lying beside me—had a lot to do with it. For the first time in what felt like forever, I let go.

But peace is a fragile thing.

Suddenly, I was pulled into a dream.

I stood barefoot in a strange place. The ground beneath me glowed a soft green, and the air hummed a tune my soul somehow recognized. Tall trees surrounded me, their silver leaves shimmering as their branches swayed gently—though no wind touched my skin.

Where am I? I thought.

Then I heard them—voices. Familiar but not quite.

A woman stood in front of me. Her bright green eyes glowed with an intensity that sent a shiver down my spine. Her long hair held streaks of jade, and her skin shimmered under the moonlight. She looked… so much like me. Just older.

“You’re late,” she said, a soft smile playing on her lips.

“Who are you?” I asked, though my voice felt distant, like it was echoing from another realm.

“We’ve been
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    Aries POV The journey back to the pack was too quiet. The kind of quiet that made every crunch of leaves and every gust of wind sound like a threat. I couldn’t shake the gnawing feeling that the ghosts of the Blue Crescent Pack would leap from the shadows and snatch her away from me again. I looked down at Rex—still unconscious in my arms, fragile and far too pale. I had carried her the entire way, refusing to let anyone else touch her. Julian offered once, but I declined without hesitation. I wouldn’t feel safe unless she was this close to me. She hadn’t woken up. Not even once. She shifted slightly from time to time, her brow twitching like she was stuck in some nightmare. I adjusted my grip gently, walking slower than the others so I wouldn’t jostle her already battered body. I trailed behind the rest of the crew—Julian, Robin, and Lilly were ahead, probably talking strategy. A conversation I should’ve been part of… but I couldn’t leave her. Not again. A few long hours passed

  • Rejected mythical Luna   Back

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  • Rejected mythical Luna   Having her back

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  • Rejected mythical Luna   Found her

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