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When Wolves Meet

작가: D.Aeris
last update 최신 업데이트: 2025-06-19 17:49:38

Rian’s POV

After we ate, we made our way back to the pool, the late sun casting golden streaks across the water’s surface. Neither of us said much. The silence wasn’t heavy just thoughtful. I kicked off my shoes and let my legs dangle into the cool water.

Darius didn’t sit right away. He just stood there, watching me like he could hear every thought I wasn’t saying. Finally, he lowered himself beside me, his hand brushing against mine as he leaned back on his palms.

We had been dancing around the subject all afternoon, and I knew I couldn’t hold it in much longer.

“My wolf is back,” I said quietly, staring at the ripples breaking around my ankles.

His head turned sharply. “Really?” His voice was a mix of disbelief and curiosity. “But… the healer said it was going to take time. That you were still weak.”

“I know,” I said. “But it was sudden. Like… like she’d just been waiting for the right moment.”

He didn’t say anything at first. His brows pulled together like he was t
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  • THE REJECTED OMEGA: Claimed By The Hellhound King    Questioning him

    Darius POV She was late. Not by much—twenty minutes, maybe. But Rian wasn’t the kind of woman who lost track of time, especially not after the week we’d had. She’d promised to speak to Avery before moving her things into my wing. She was laughing when she left. Light in a way I hadn’t seen her in days. Now that laughter echoed in my mind like a knife being slowly drawn across stone. I waited another five minutes. Then I moved. The corridor outside my chambers was quiet. My guards straightened at my approach, offering small bows. “Have you seen Rian?” I asked. They exchanged glances. “She passed through heading toward Lady Avery’s quarters about half an hour ago.” “And after?” A beat of silence. Too long. “No, my king.” My throat went tight. I nodded, turned, and walked—fast. By the time I reached Avery’s wing, the anxiety had turned acidic in my stomach. Mira opened the door, hair damp from a bath, wrapped in a robe. “Where’s Rian?” I asked, voice sharper

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  • THE REJECTED OMEGA: Claimed By The Hellhound King    The Calm Before The Ruins

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  • THE REJECTED OMEGA: Claimed By The Hellhound King    Burn The Silence

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