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Chapter 112

Author: Diva Noir
last update publish date: 2026-09-01 03:15:33

Maddie's POV

The heavy oak doors to our bedroom didn't just open; they flew off the hinges, slamming against the interior walls with a deafening crack that echoed through the suite. Silas and Dare stood in the doorway, their chests heaving, their eyes wide and wild with a primal sort of panic.

Silas took one look at me and recoiled, his face going several shades paler. "Maddie? God, your face—you’re white as a sheet."

Dare was beside me in a heartbeat, his large hand reaching out to hover n
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