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Chapter 106

Author: Malgorzata Uchto
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-20 04:18:33

I moved closer, my heart hurting for him, the chaos bouncing between us like a tight string. "This isn't you! You're stronger than this! Step back; we'll find a way out!"

But the manic look in his eyes told me he was already gone, lost in a spectral memory that taunted him. As he turned, grief erupted into rage. "It's your fault!" He lunged at me, and that was it—the fight took over, raw, unfiltered emotion fighting against reason. We staggered back, falling into the pit, crashing onto the rocks where the waves snarled malevolently below.

We slammed down hard, pain shooting through my body, but it barely registered; all I could sense was the frantic energy coming off Declan. With bear-like strength, he fought back, channeling his uncontained fury into each blow he aimed at me.

"Declan!" I grunted, dodging and weaving, doing everything I could not to hurt him. "This isn't who you are!"

With each clash of our bodies, the aftermath of loss spread like poison, filling the air thick with
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  • Winter's Awakening   Chapter 110

    "Winter," she said softly, "it wasn't your fault." Her words were gentle yet firm, as if she were anchoring me from the storm raging inside. "Death is merely another chapter in our lives, one that Declan desperately wanted but was afraid to start himself."Confusion twisted in my gut. "You mean… he wanted to die?" I breathed, struggling with a reality I was afraid to face. The thought that Declan had carried a burden so heavy that shadows had shackled him hadn't fully hit me, and it made my heart ache in ways I couldn't understand. Scarlett took a step back, her gaze steady and searching. "He struggled, dear. He faced dark thoughts and lived a life bereft of love. Sometimes, the gods challenge us by giving us mates with hearts so dark that even the brightest light can't seem to reach them."Her words weighed heavily, like stones dropped into the river, disrupting the surface but also rippling through the depths. I stared at her, lost in a whirlwind of emotions. "But... what do I do? I

  • Winter's Awakening   Chapter 109

    *Winter*I sat on the cliff overlooking the river, watching the gentle currents weave an elegant dance around the jagged rocks and patches of ice below. The sun dipped lower in the sky, casting elongated shadows that felt like a reflection of the turmoil in my heart—a week had passed since we returned from the Whispering Reef—a week filled with memories and guilt that clung to me like an oppressive mist. I could still hear the waves crashing against the doomed vessel, the haunting cries echoing through the darkness. Declan's death had been an accident, or so everyone tried to convince me. But deep down, I felt a gnawing certainty: his death was tied to me, bound by a surge of magic I couldn't control.Drawing in a shuddering breath, I pulled my knees up to my chest and watched the river flow, its surface only disturbed by the occasional ripple. "This isn't how it should be," I whispered to the wind, a silent plea more than a statement. I had been trusted with a gift—a power meant to p

  • Winter's Awakening   Chapter 108

    Glancing over my shoulder, I saw Winter kneeling beside Declan, her hands pressed against the wet, rocky floor. Rage radiated from her—her power pushing into the bubble with such force it blurred her vision's edges. Her eyes shimmered with a bright mix of green and amber, a storm of emotion swirling inside them. "Winter!" I yelled, urgency gripping my throat as the veil of despair threatened to consume me as well.Her pained scream pierced through the chaos, a sound that shook the cave and made the bubble ripple violently. I watched as Jayla and Elder Kirth splashed against the cavern walls, their energies absorbed into the darkness that seemed to twist and turn around them, draining their life forces like a specter feeding on what they once were.The cave shook as Winter's furious voice echoed off the stone walls, her anger blending with the power she summoned. The air grew thick, lightning crackled, and swirling emotions filled the space. At that moment, the bubble burst beneath th

  • Winter's Awakening   Chapter 107

    "I... I'm fine," I stammered, gasping for breath, but my gaze was fixed on Declan, who lay sprawled on the ground. A thin line of blood trickled from beneath him, pooling on the rocks like a silent scream."No! Declan!" I yelled, rushing toward him with Winter by my side. Panic gripped my stomach as I knelt beside my brother. He looked so still, so broken. I shook him gently, desperately trying to make him wake. "Declan! Stay with me!" But before I could understand what was happening, Winter was crying, her fingers trembling as she applied pressure to a wound I hadn't noticed before. "It's my fault," she sobbed, tears mixing with the seawater that soaked her. "I didn't protect him; I didn't save him!""Don't say that!" I urged, struggling to hold back the rising tide of despair. "Declan, please! Just open your eyes!" He groaned softly, his eyelids fluttering open briefly. His gaze met mine, filled with pain and something deeply meaningful. "I'm sorry for everything, Aaron," he whis

  • Winter's Awakening   Chapter 106

    I moved closer, my heart hurting for him, the chaos bouncing between us like a tight string. "This isn't you! You're stronger than this! Step back; we'll find a way out!" But the manic look in his eyes told me he was already gone, lost in a spectral memory that taunted him. As he turned, grief erupted into rage. "It's your fault!" He lunged at me, and that was it—the fight took over, raw, unfiltered emotion fighting against reason. We staggered back, falling into the pit, crashing onto the rocks where the waves snarled malevolently below.We slammed down hard, pain shooting through my body, but it barely registered; all I could sense was the frantic energy coming off Declan. With bear-like strength, he fought back, channeling his uncontained fury into each blow he aimed at me. "Declan!" I grunted, dodging and weaving, doing everything I could not to hurt him. "This isn't who you are!"With each clash of our bodies, the aftermath of loss spread like poison, filling the air thick with

  • Winter's Awakening   Chapter 105

    *Aaron*The night demands blood. The cave's darkness felt alive, every breath heavy with a suffocating weight, as if the very air was plotting to keep us trapped in its sinister grip. Adrenaline surged through my veins, though part of me wanted to vomit everything I was holding inside—and that's saying something, given the company we kept. Each step deeper into the depths echoed with uncertainty, and I couldn't shake the feeling that the shadows weren't just a backdrop; they were watching, waiting.I glanced at Declan—indeed, not a comforting sight. His back was tight, shoulders clenched like stone. Had he purposely led us into this chaos? It felt more than just a confused guide—my instincts were blaring like a siren. There was something deeper going on, some twisted motive hidden beneath his frustration and grief."Shouldn't we go back?" I muttered through clenched teeth, gripping the torch tighter, the flickering flame casting a warm glow against the creeping chill."Back? And how e

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