ALORAThe road stretched endlessly before us, gold dust swirling behind the tires as the morning sun dipped low on the horizon. The twins were asleep in the backseat, their soft snores filling the quiet hum of the car. Killian had one hand on the wheel, and his other was resting casually on the window frame, tapping his fingers to the rhythm of whatever old song was playing on the radio.“Tell me something,” he suddenly said, glancing at me from the corner of his eye. “If you had to pick one, and I mean just one movie to watch for the rest of your life, what would it be?”I laughed under my breath. “That’s not even a fair question.”“Sure it is. It’s a test of character.”“You’re ridiculous,” I said, rolling my eyes. “But fine. ‘Eternal Bite.’ The vampire one from, like, ten years ago.”Killian groaned dramatically. “Oh no, not that one.”I gasped. “Excuse me? It’s a classic!”“It’s an abomination.”“It is art, Alpha Killian.”He shot me a look that was half amusement, half disbelief.
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