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CHAPTER SEVENTY-ONE

Author: Honeypot_d
last update publish date: 2026-05-30 06:18:35
LYRA

White.

That was the first thing I saw. Everything was white. Not like walls or snow, nothing from the world I knew. This was different. It was the kind of white that existed before color was invented. Absolute. Total. Like standing inside pure light, but without any warmth or texture. Just this vast, infinite nothingness that hadn't decided what it wanted to be yet.

I was standing. I didn't remember deciding to, I was just… here. "Sky?" I tried to say. The word just vanished the moment i
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I'm sure we weren't expecting Lyra to be up that fast😭😭. And why did she ask for Lucius? stick around and find outttt. muahh💕💕💕

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  • TWO ALPHAS ONE BOND    CHAPTER ONE-HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE

    JAXONOn the second afternoon, Darius started singing again. "Don't," I said, without turning around."I haven't started.""You hummed the first note. I heard it.""That was a hiccup.""It was the opening of that song about the goat.""It's a very good song," Darius said with great dignity. "It has a chorus."Behind him, Tessa made a small, strangled noise that might have been a laugh. Corin walked at the rear with the patience of a man doing community service. "He's been humming it since the dry riverbed," he said. "I've counted forty-one verses.""There are only twelve," Darius said."You repeated the goat.""The goat is the heart of it."I closed my eyes briefly, counted to five, and kept walking.We'd been on the east road for a day and a half. Six scouts, two of Zeviar's wolves, and Darius. He had insisted on carrying the heaviest pack, and so far he'd hauled it with the cheerful stamina of a mule that had been promised snacks. He'd shared them, too, which I resented more than I

  • TWO ALPHAS ONE BOND    CHAPTER ONE-HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE

    JAXONOn the second afternoon, Darius started singing again. "Don't," I said, without turning around."I haven't started.""You hummed the first note. I heard it.""That was a hiccup.""It was the opening of that song about the goat.""It's a very good song," Darius said with great dignity. "It has a chorus."Behind him, Tessa made a small, strangled noise that might have been a laugh. Corin walked at the rear with the patience of a man doing community service. "He's been humming it since the dry riverbed," he said. "I've counted forty-one verses.""There are only twelve," Darius said."You repeated the goat.""The goat is the heart of it."I closed my eyes briefly, counted to five, and kept walking.We'd been on the east road for a day and a half. Six scouts, two of Zeviar's wolves, and Darius. He had insisted on carrying the heaviest pack, and so far he'd hauled it with the cheerful stamina of a mule that had been promised snacks. He'd shared them, too, which I resented more than I

  • TWO ALPHAS ONE BOND    CHAPTER ONE-HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE

    JAXONOn the second afternoon, Darius started singing again. "Don't," I said, without turning around."I haven't started.""You hummed the first note. I heard it.""That was a hiccup.""It was the opening of that song about the goat.""It's a very good song," Darius said with great dignity. "It has a chorus."Behind him, Tessa made a small, strangled noise that might have been a laugh. Corin walked at the rear with the patience of a man doing community service. "He's been humming it since the dry riverbed," he said. "I've counted forty-one verses.""There are only twelve," Darius said."You repeated the goat.""The goat is the heart of it."I closed my eyes briefly, counted to five, and kept walking.We'd been on the east road for a day and a half. Six scouts, two of Zeviar's wolves, and Darius. He had insisted on carrying the heaviest pack, and so far he'd hauled it with the cheerful stamina of a mule that had been promised snacks. He'd shared them, too, which I resented more than I

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    LYRAI didn't sleep.I lay fully dressed on top of the covers with the lamp on, staring at a crack in the ceiling and listening to Sky pace. Around three in the morning, she stopped pacing and simply lay down inside me, heavy and quiet. That was her way of telling me she was out of things to argue about."You were harsh," she said at last."I know.""He didn't deserve the leash comment.""I know.""He also wasn't entirely wrong." I pulled a pillow over my face and groaned into it. Sky, I felt, was enjoying herself a little too much.At first light I gave up, washed my face, and opened the door.Zeviar was sitting on the hallway floor with his back against the opposite wall and his head tipped sideways. His shirt was creased, one sleeve rolled up while the other hung loose. His hands rested open on his knees. He had fallen asleep with the stubborn, slightly offended look of a man who had decided to stay awake out of principle and lost.I stood there staring at him for a long moment. Th

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  • TWO ALPHAS ONE BOND    CHAPTER ONE-HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT

    LYRAI pulled my chair in until my knees bumped the edge of the mattress.Up close, he looked even older. The deep lines around his mouth had carved in deeper overnight, and his skin had that waxy sheen I’d seen on dying wolves back in the training yard, the kind that meant the body had finally given up the fight. As I settled in, the dark mark on his throat pulsed once, like something lying in wait and listening."Say it," I said. "Whatever you have to tell me.""The place is Hollow Vale."I didn't flinch. I'd known that name for weeks now, reading it on Ana's pages until the ink blurred together. "We know the name. We've just never been able to locate it. Every record Ana tracked down ended in a shell company and a post office box.""Because that's exactly how it was set up." He took a slow, careful breath. "Go east past the old border road, past the third ridge. There's a dry riverbed on the far side. Follow it until the trees stop growing in neat rows. They're planted, Lyra. Someo

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