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Secrets to keep

作者: Brittany dawn
last update 公開日: 2026-08-12 17:18:05

Aria’s POV:

The training field was almost empty. That should have made me feel better. Instead, standing across from Archer with a wooden sword in my hand made every nerve in my body feel painfully, strangely alive.

He’d been pushing me harder today. Maybe because of the weird encounter last night. I try to keep from thinking of it. Or of the hunger I felt…still feel.

Every time I thought I’d found an opening, he shifted, forcing me to adapt, forcing me to chase him. I blocked his strike. He
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    Archer’s POV: I waited until Aria disappeared around the corner before I finally let myself breathe. My hand went to my neck. The marks she left were still there. Two tiny punctures. They were barely visible, but I could feel them.I could feel everything. The pressure of her mouth against my skin. The sharp sting of her fangs as they entered my neck. The warmth that followed after. The way my entire body had gone still the second she’d bitten me.I closed my eyes. Bad idea. The second I did, I was back in that moment. Aria on top of me, her violet eyes unfocused. Her hands gripping my shirt. Her magic crackling through the air. Her mouth against my throat. My wolf stirred restlessly. I opened my eyes. “No.”“Again.” He snarled in my mind. I rubbed the back of my neck. “That can’t happen again.”My wolf growled. “Liar.”I hated that he was right. Deep down the truth was…I wanted it again. I wanted it so badly it scared me. I’d spent years hearing stories about the old laws surround

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    Aria’s POV: The training field was almost empty. That should have made me feel better. Instead, standing across from Archer with a wooden sword in my hand made every nerve in my body feel painfully, strangely alive. He’d been pushing me harder today. Maybe because of the weird encounter last night. I try to keep from thinking of it. Or of the hunger I felt…still feel. Every time I thought I’d found an opening, he shifted, forcing me to adapt, forcing me to chase him. I blocked his strike. He countered. I ducked beneath his arm. He swept my legs. I hit the ground with a grunt.“Again.”I glared up at him. “You enjoy this way too much.”“You’re getting better.”“That wasn’t an answer.”“It was.” He offered me his hand.I looked at it, already annoyed by the calm confidence written all over his face. Then I took it. The second I was on my feet, he came at me again. I barely got my sword up in time. Wood cracked against wood. I gave ground. He followed.“You’re hesitating.”“I’m thinki

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