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Chapter seven

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last update publish date: 2026-03-27 13:46:42

Annie

I froze for a minute, listening to what I knew was happening next door. It didn’t slam a second time, and I knew what it meant. Lena did too, because she looked at me with sympathy in her eyes.

Sympathy that I loathed.

“Annie…”

“No, Lena,” I sighed, moving away from the door. “It’s fine. It’s just like you said. He’s not mine. I have no right to…”

“I never said that,” Lena muttered. “Okay, I did, but you know how important it is that you understand it. Daemon is… he can never be…”

“I kn
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    Annie“How did you sleep?” Lena asked as she got me ready, her face staring up at me from the mirror. I thought about telling her what happened. About the dream and the woman who looked like me. Or rather, who I looked like.But there was something stopping me. I didn’t know what it was. Perhaps, it had something to do with the fact that Daemon was in my room last night, and I didn’t want her to know that. “Fine,” I murmured, angling my head to take in the intricate pattern of my jewellery on my neck. She arched her brows, able to read me from a mile away. “Are you sure?” she questioned, narrowing her eyes at me. “You are oddly unchatty this morning, and that is so strange. I am usually the one trying to shut you up.”I managed a chuckle. “I’m fine, Lena. Maybe it’s one of the perks of being sixteen. Maybe you won’t have to worry about me boring you with my chatter.”“I never said that,” she mumbled under her breath. I felt bad immediately, but when I thought about how odd last nigh

  • THE BLUE LUNA    Chapter seven

    AnnieI froze for a minute, listening to what I knew was happening next door. It didn’t slam a second time, and I knew what it meant. Lena did too, because she looked at me with sympathy in her eyes. Sympathy that I loathed. “Annie…”“No, Lena,” I sighed, moving away from the door. “It’s fine. It’s just like you said. He’s not mine. I have no right to…”“I never said that,” Lena muttered. “Okay, I did, but you know how important it is that you understand it. Daemon is… he can never be…”“I know.” I moved towards my bed, even if I was still fully dressed. “I’m exhausted, Lena. I’d love to go to bed.”She regarded me like she was about to say something else, but perhaps the look in my eyes stopped her. Lena nodded once, stepping out of my new room and blowing the candle on her way out.Tears burned the corners of my eyes, but I couldn’t let it drop. Instead, I buried myself deeper underneath the quilt, wide awake, waiting.I knew Daemon wouldn’t come back tonight. A huge part of me be

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  • THE BLUE LUNA    Chapter three

    Annie’s POV“It’s just a dream, Annie,” Lena said as she pulled at the cords of my corset, cinching my waist. I stared at my reflection. Pale skin, green eyes, silky brown hair. Maybe Daemon was right. There was nothing different about my appearance this morning.I still looked like a child. “I know,” I sighed, sucking in my already flat stomach as she reached the last loop. “It just felt…it felt too real, Lena. Like the pack house was actually on fire.”"But nothing has happened today," she continued, moving from the corset to my hair. "Your run went fine, breakfast was great, and you even had a nap. The pack house is still fine. Maybe it was just my insisting that you put out the candles."“Yeah,” I sighed. Lena was right. It was just some stupid dream brought about by the candles and Serena’s presence. That had to be it. “But can I tell Dad that I have no interest in attending the birthday dinner? I really just want to stay in here.”Lena stared at the mirror, with most of my hair

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