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Weight of the Crown

Penulis: G.V.STELLARIS
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-07-31 10:49:39

Maya’s POV

The roar of the Unification Banquet began to fade as the heavy oak doors of our imperial chambers shut behind us, muffling the sound of bagpipes and the toasts of all thirteen packs. The silence of the northern night wrapped back around the palace—but inside our room, the air burned with an almost suffocating warmth.

Before I could take a single step toward the window overlooking the snow‑capped peaks, Lawrence’s massive arms wrapped around me from behind in a rough, possessive grip.
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