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CHAPTER 69: Collision Course

Author: Vee Okon
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-04 16:55:27

Jace’s POV

I shoved my hands through my hair and decided I couldn’t survive another minute without something to drink.

Padding down the stairs, I expected silence, the kind of heavy stillness that sits in a house too early in the morning. But the first thing I noticed was the faint, rich smell of coffee and the sound of slow footsteps.

Scott was at the dining table, pacing back and forth with a steaming mug in one hand and his phone glued to the other. His brows were knit in concentration, eyes flickering across the screen like he was lost in another world.

It was six-thirty in the morning. What the hell had him so focused at this hour?

Before I could even question him, frustration boiled up again, and the memories of what had happened came clawing back to the surface.

“Are you kidding me right now?” My voice came out rougher than I intended. “You’ve been in this house the whole time, and you didn’t stop that vampire from sneaking into my room?”

Scott froze mid-step, his head jerking
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