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What Survived The Burn Chapter 101
Loria’s POVThe sound of the river was soft, steady, like the heartbeat of the earth itself. Simon and I shifted back near a smooth bank, where the water flowed calm and clear beneath the light of the full moon. The silvery glow kissed the surface, turning every ripple into starlight.Zerina still hummed beneath my skin—restless and alive from the run—but this place, this stillness, quieted us both.Simon stripped off his shirt and stepped toward the water, casting a glance back at me with a playful glint in his eye. “Coming?”I didn’t answer, just peeled off my own sweat-soaked clothes and waded in behind him. The cold was shocking at first, but it jolted my thoughts into silence—and that was exactly what I needed.We swam side by side for a while, not talking. Just floating in the glow of the moon, breathing in sync, the current weaving softly between us.Then, finally, his voice broke the quiet.“So… Andy has a wolf now.”He said it evenly—no edge, no judgment—but the statement hun
What Survived The Burn Chapter One Hundred
Andy’s POVI couldn’t sleep.Everything just felt… too loud. My brain, my body, the air. Amy noticed right away—I didn’t even have to say anything. She just gently asked if I wanted some fresh air, and I nodded.We’d walked through the castle gardens in the dark, the kind of dark that only happens before dawn—deep and soft and filled with stars. I liked it. The quiet. The breeze. It felt like something important was about to happen, even though I didn’t know what.Amy let me be quiet. She always did.And then—A crack in the air.Like the sky hiccupped.A flash of movement on the path behind us—and suddenly, Loria and Simon were just… there.Appearing out of thin air like magic superheroes. Which I guess wasn’t that weird for them, but it still made my eyes go wide.Amy blinked too. “Luna.”Loria looked like she’d been running—wild hair, flushed face, silver still glowing in her eyes.She didn’t say hello.She just looked right at me, her expression kind of freaked out, and then said—
What Survived The Burn Chapter Ninety-Nine
Loria’s POVThe wine was gone, the fire burned low, and still… none of us moved.We’d gone from strangers to something far more tangled in a matter of hours. Sisters. Blood. Questions still spun around us like the dust drifting in the slanting firelight, but the weight of it all had settled into something almost still.Outside, the first faint rays of morning light spilled in through the high windows.Solene stood slowly, rolling her shoulders back, the wine glass dangling from her fingers.“You two should get ready,” she said gently, her voice still thick from all that had passed between us. “I’m calling a full pack meeting in an hour. I’ll take a roster of anyone who wishes to go with you—to help build the school.”She turned to me with a small, knowing smile. “They’ll be ready to leave by the end of the week.”I nodded, still absorbing the thought that we might actually be starting something bigger than ourselves. That people wanted in. That they believed in it.In us.But then she
What Survived The Burn Chapter Ninety-Eight
Simon’s POVThe bed was too quiet.Which meant she was gone.I blinked into the dimness, hand trailing over the still-warm sheets where Loria had been. She hadn’t slept much lately—not since the summit, maybe not even before that. Ever since we left the castle, her insomnia had returned like an old enemy she refused to acknowledge.I sat up slowly, rubbing the sleep from my eyes.She’s not in danger, I told myself, but I didn’t believe it. Not entirely.Zyan stirred in the back of my mind. She’s not in danger, he echoed, but her emotions are doing that thing again…Which thing?The one that feels like standing in a wildfire holding a cup of water.Yeah. That sounded about right.I pushed off the blankets, grabbed the hoodie she’d clearly tossed aside, and padded barefoot across the stone floor. Her scent still lingered on the collar—lavender and pine and a hint of silver. Comforting. Grounding. But it didn’t stop the tightness in my chest.I followed the thread of her presence throug
What Survived The Burn Chapter Ninety-Seven
Loria’s POVThe library was quieter at night.Not just silent—but steeped in something deeper. Like the books were sleeping, dreaming ancient thoughts behind their closed covers. The silver torches along the walls burned lower, casting soft shadows over the wooden floor and rows of shelves.Simon and I crept quietly down the spiral staircase, our hands brushing with every step. Anthony was upstairs, tucked into the couch with a warm blanket and damp hair from his shower. He’d fallen asleep with a book open on his chest—of course.I loved that boy with everything in me.Which was why this conversation already hurt.We settled into the deep chairs near the central table, the same one where we’d spent the entire day decoding maps and flipping through dusty tomes. I pulled my legs up under me and leaned against the armrest, watching Simon.He wasn’t saying anything.But I could feel it. Whatever was weighing on him had teeth.“Okay,” I said softly, “what’s going on in that head of yours?”
What Survived The Burn Chapter Ninety-Six
Anthony’s POVThis library? This one was different.It smelled like old paper and tree bark, and the way it felt—it was like walking into someone else’s memory. Like the walls were remembering everything people had ever learned here and weren’t done teaching yet.Luna Solene brought us through a low stone archway, her red hair glowing in the torchlight. “There’s a room just above the library,” she told Mama. “You’re welcome to use it while you’re here. It’s private and quiet.”Mama smiled. “Thank you, Luna Solene. We’ll make good use of it.”She nodded once and left, her footsteps already fading into the silence.The library stretched in both directions, shelves curving like ribs around a heart. Tables and chairs filled the middle, and some of the lights hanging above us were shaped like stars. Like real stars. They didn’t flicker—they glowed.Mama dropped her bag on the nearest table and pulled out the enchanted map we found back at the castle. My heart sped up as she unrolled it—smo
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