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Chapter Twenty Four

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Aria's POV

The full moon rose like a plague over Phoenix.

I felt it in my bones first – a wrongness that made my teeth ache. This wasn't the natural moon. The false moon from the Void had merged with our own, creating something that drove wolves mad.

"Lock me up," Dimitri gasped, already fighting transformation. His eyes flickered between gold and black, corruption spreading like veins under his skin. "The chains in the basement—"

"Those won't hold you." I could feel his wolf through our bond, larger and more vicious than ever. Marcus's taint had been feeding on the feral energy for days. "Not tonight."

"Then run."

"I'm eight months pregnant with your child. Running isn't exactly—"

His first shift broke three of his ribs. I heard them crack as his body contorted, growing beyond Lycan proportions into something monstrous. Fur sprouted in patches of silver and black, and when he screamed, it was with two voices – his own and something ancient.

"Everyone out!" James commanded, already e
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