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CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE

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Aveline

I stood still long after Matteo left me there—barefoot and seething, his scent lingering in the chill morning air like gunpowder after a spark.

He didn’t kiss me.

He wanted to. I saw it in the way his eyes darkened, in how his hand trembled against my jaw, hovering on the edge of surrender.

But he didn’t.

And I wasn’t sure if I was relieved or disappointed.

The sun was rising now, splashing its light across the estate like a mocking promise. Another day. Another test. Another game of survival. But for one brief second, I’d seen a crack in his armor—a flicker of the man behind the Alpha, the fire-wielding tyrant, the one who used pain like currency and power like a leash.

I’d touched his humanity.

And he’d run from it.

My wolf stirred in my chest, unsettled, confused. She didn’t understand why our mate resisted. She didn’t care about bloodlines or curses. She just wanted. But I couldn’t afford to think like her. Because desire made people soft, and softness got you killed.

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    AvelineI stood still long after Matteo left me there—barefoot and seething, his scent lingering in the chill morning air like gunpowder after a spark.He didn’t kiss me.He wanted to. I saw it in the way his eyes darkened, in how his hand trembled against my jaw, hovering on the edge of surrender.But he didn’t.And I wasn’t sure if I was relieved or disappointed.The sun was rising now, splashing its light across the estate like a mocking promise. Another day. Another test. Another game of survival. But for one brief second, I’d seen a crack in his armor—a flicker of the man behind the Alpha, the fire-wielding tyrant, the one who used pain like currency and power like a leash.I’d touched his humanity.And he’d run from it.My wolf stirred in my chest, unsettled, confused. She didn’t understand why our mate resisted. She didn’t care about bloodlines or curses. She just wanted. But I couldn’t afford to think like her. Because desire made people soft, and softness got you killed.I to

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