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VIOLET'S POV"That's it, take five," Our instructor said, and I let out a sigh, as I reached the floor like a puddle of slime.I looked around to see that I was the first one on the floor not surprising... I'm the weakest one here.We had been running for hours. Not the dramatic kind with screaming and blood and someone chasing us.Just endless laps around the training grounds until my lungs burned and my legs stopped feeling like they belonged to me, I swear I could go through an amputation and not notice.I was flat on my back on the cold stone floor of the tributes’ training ground, staring up at the sky, my chest heaving as if I might actually die.Despite my exhaustion, Nayla wouldn't shut up. "We should tell him," Nayla said, sounding annoyingly refreshed. "He’s our mate. We could bond. We could finally be happy."“I can barely breathe,” I muttered, letting out a weak laugh that turned into a cough. “And you’re talking about romance.”"You’re avoiding the point." She grumbled in
DANTE'S POV I stepped out of the car, taking in the house in front of me while my men spent the small seconds doing a sweep. It had to be one of the blandest houses I had seen, white all through, probably because of all the shady stuff that happened behind those wooden doors. I never liked to work with people like Mark, but he always got the work done, perfectly and on time. So I let him stay even though there was one problem with Mark. He was a thief, and in this city, no one stole from me. At first, I had tried to ignore it since it was barely noticeable, but imagine my expression when I found a large bag of money missing from the shipments, including my gold watch. To steal from me and believe you would outsmart me was not courage. It was arrogance, the dumbest type, and it needed to be corrected. One of my men knocked on the door and Mark opened the door almost immediately. He had a smile spread across his wrinkled face but that quickly faded when his gaze met mine. His sh
Violet's POVTwo months laterI never wanted to be a boy but that's the only way I knew how to survive.....“Catch that thief!” A man's voice echoed through the streets, and I tried my best to push through.My feet pounded against the pavement as I tore through the market crowd, clutching my bag to my side.People jumped out of the way, and I heard someone crying for help, but I didn't dare to stop, running as if my life depended on it.My shoe got caught on a large stone and before I could think, my body went down like a dead log of wood.My knees scraped hard against the ground and the sting was sharp enough to blur my vision. "Hey!!" The voice filled my ears again, a clear sign he was getting closer. Letting out a sigh, I picked myself up running.My wolf whispered a quiet prayer to the goddess, making me let out a chuckle, despite the breathlessness.I didn’t know what was funny—maybe the thrill, maybe the absurdity of it all—but the sound escaped my throat before I could stop it.
Volet’s POV“What the hell is wrong with you?”I asked, trying to keep my voice steady. I failed.My eyes stayed on Derek. I couldn't look away even though my chest burned. He was on the couch in the balcony with Cherry, his ex-girlfriend, sitting on his lap like she belonged there. His hand was under her skirt. She was breathing hard, clinging to him, her face flushed.They didn't even bother to stop.My stomach twisted. Heat rushed to my face, then drained just as fast, leaving me cold. I felt stupid for standing there, stupid for hurting this much. My fingers curled into my palms, nails biting skin, grounding me so I would not fall apart.Derek finally looked at me. Not guilty. Not sorry. Just annoyed, like I had interrupted something trivial.His friends, about four of them, all turned towards me, and I swear, I could feel the shift in the air. Like they were joking and I was the cause of it.Cherry gave me a sinister smile then leaned in to whisper something to Derek. He gave he







