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The Mysterious Floating Figure

Penulis: Ayla
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-05-05 18:36:40

The ballroom glittered like a dream—golden chandeliers, endless marble, a string quartet playing a haunting tune.

Elaina stepped out of the town car in a deep emerald gown that clung to her curves. Her long hair had been pinned into elegant waves, a few loose tendrils brushing her collarbone.

Next to her, Daisy was radiant in navy blue, eyes wide as they took in the grandeur.

“Don’t faint,” Daisy whispered. “We’re just… mingling with billionaires.”

Elaina managed a smile, though her nerves crackled beneath her skin.

They barely made it past the main hall when a sudden hush fell over the crowd.

A man entered.

Tall. Broad. Dressed in a perfectly cut black suit that shimmered subtly like dark smoke.

Lucien Blackthorn.

He was carved from ice—his features cruelly handsome, his eyes obsidian. When those eyes scanned the room and landed on her, something in Elaina’s chest stuttered. Her breath hitched.

Lucien walked straight toward her, the crowd parting instinctively.

“Elaina Rivers,” he said, his voice smooth as silk, cold as frost.

She blinked, surprised he knew her name.

“Yes. I—thank you for the invitation.”

He didn’t smile.

“I hope the evening lives up to your expectations,” he said coolly, then extended a hand. “Would you dance with me?”

Elaina hesitated, but placed her hand in his. His fingers were warm—too warm.

The crowd melted around them as they moved to the center of the floor. A slow, sensual waltz began. Lucien’s hand on her waist was firm, the other gripping hers with quiet control.

Their bodies were close. Too close.

Elaina’s heart pounded.

Lucien’s breath brushed her ear as he leaned in.

“You shouldn’t be here, Elaina. Not yet.”

She stiffened.

His words weren’t a flirtation—they were a warning. A test. And yet, her body responded to the intimacy, the quiet dominance in his voice.

“I—what do you mean?” she asked breathlessly.

Lucien didn’t answer. His gaze searched her eyes, as if waiting for something… a flicker of recognition. A buried memory. But whatever he hoped to see—he didn’t find it.

The music ended.

Lucien stepped back.

“Enjoy your night, doctor,” he said quietly. Then, without another word, he disappeared into the crowd, leaving her dizzy, breathless—and burning with questions.

……

From the shadowed upper balcony, hidden behind a cascade of velvet curtains, he watched.

The rogue Alpha.

Golden eyes glinting with an emotion that bordered on feral.

Lucien’s hand on her waist.

Elaina’s flushed face.

The way her breath hitched when Lucien leaned in.

A growl rumbled low in his chest, deep and dangerous.

His claws itched to break through his skin. His control hung by a thread.

He dares touch her?

She was supposed to be mine first.

His teeth clenched. If she remembered—if her power awakened—Lucien would no longer be the only threat.

The Alpha turned abruptly, his heavy boots echoing on the old stone floor as he stalked away into the night.

A vase shattered near his path. Flames flickered unnaturally in the sconces as he passed, sensing his rage.

He didn’t need to wait for fate.

He would claim her himself—before Lucien could.

……..

Above the ballroom, far beyond sight, suspended between the veils of this world and the next, a figure floated silently—maybe man or woman, cloaked in shadows and moonlight.

Eyes like mirrored glass observed the dance, the rogue Alpha’s jealousy, and the web tightening around Elaina.

A soft, amused chuckle escaped its lips.

“So the pieces are moving again,” the figure whispered, voice echoing like wind through leaves. “How…delicious.”

The figure raised a hand, tracing a glowing sigil in the air with a fingertip. Symbols sparked to life, ancient and shifting.

“She doesn’t remember yet. But she will.”

Its form shimmered, unraveling into wind and stardust.

And then—

It vanished.

Leaving only silence in the space between worlds.

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