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Chapter 66

Author: FioreSelvatico
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By the time we stop, dusk has sunk its claws into the sky. The air is colder here, thicker, like it remembers the kind of magic that doesn’t die just because time passes. The trees are taller, older. Watching.

I step out of the car and the earth feels soft beneath my boots, the smell of damp moss and pine pressing in close. Shaun is teaching Thalia how to check the perimeter with her senses, her glowing eyes looking into the distance. Sofia mutters something under her breath and stretches like she’s trying to shake the road off her bones.

Atlas opens the trunk and starts unloading gear. A firestarter kit. Bedrolls. A blanket he immediately throws in my direction.

“You’re sleeping first,” he says, not looking at me.

"Atlas."

“Kaya.” His voice is a low warning. He finally looks up, eyes fierce, and I see now an Alpha standing in front of me. “No arguments. You rest. That’s the deal.”

"I can keep the first watch." Cole says as he comes to stand, towering over me, tall, but not taller tha
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