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CHAPTER FIFTY

作者: Honeypot_d
last update publish date: 2026-05-05 22:18:43
LYRA

The ballroom doors were imposing – twelve feet of carved mahogany, reaching from floor to ceiling, their edges gilded with the Dravyn crest. Behind them, the muffled sounds of music and conversation hinted at the electric atmosphere within, where powerful people had gathered. In front of them, there was just us.

Zeviar's hand rested on the small of my back, his presence a steady anchor. He looked incredibly sharp in black, his posture perfect, his jaw set with that quiet authority he poss
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    LYRAA soft, deliberate knock echoed through the quiet just after midnight – two taps, a breath, then one more. My heart gave a wild leap, my brain lagging a beat behind as I scrambled to the door. My fingers trembled as I pulled it open, and Orion, cloaked and dark, slipped in first, Zeviar a silent shadow right behind him.The moment the door clicked shut, the cramped room seemed to exhale, filling with a palpable energy. "How did you even get past the guards?" I whispered, the question tumbling out before I could stop it.Orion sank into one of the two chairs, a weary half-smile touching his lips. "Don't ask questions you don't want real answers to, Lyra. The less you know, the less they can pull out of you if things go wrong.""That's not exactly comforting," I mumbled."It wasn't meant to be," he replied softly.Zeviar moved closer, his gaze sweeping over me, a familiar check for new injuries after our time apart. "Darius bought us a window," he explained, his voice a low rumble.

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    LYRA *The Night Before* I couldn't sleep. I tried. I spent hours in bed, trying to quiet my thoughts while listening to Willow breathe from across the room, but It didn't work. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw them. My parents. The fire. Thorne's blood on my hands. The memories had been bac

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    LYRAThe word hung in the air like a blade.Interesting.My knees were still weak, my chest still burning from the pull that had slammed into me the moment I'd seen him. Orion. His golden eyes hadn't left mine, and even now, standing across the room, I could still feel him. A second thread wrapped

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    ORION The forest stretched endlessly before me as I ran. The cold night air tore through my lungs, sharp and clean. My paws struck the ground in a steady rhythm—each impact grounding me, reminding me I was still here. Still whole. The trees blurred into dark shapes as wind ripped through my f

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