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They have been killed

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Aria’s POV

Ever since I woke up… I felt different.

Wilder. Like something had been caged inside me for too long, and now the bars were twisted open, and it was stretching its limbs for the first time.

I let my wolf out.

And something in me… shifted.

It wasn’t just the violet eyes or the power that crackled under my skin like I was built from thunder now. No. It was in my head, my chest, my thoughts. Especially those thoughts.

The ones I used to shove deep down. Hide in the dark, pretend they weren’t mine. The ones that made my heart race and my stomach flip—daydreams I used to feel dirty for having.

Thoughts about my mates.

About their hands. Their mouths. Their sounds.

I used to hate that part of me—the wanting, the imagining. The shame that crept in after. The guilt. Like I wasn’t supposed to crave. Like I wasn’t allowed to need.

But now?

Now I could taste those thoughts. Let them rise without shame, without fear. It was like my wolf had handed me a part of myself I didn’
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