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Theodore Breathe in. Breathe out. This is all too much for me. Maybe I should just leave. I let my phone fall into my lap and take a sip from my coffee. Helades didn’t come back to his apartment last night, so I had time to freak out and roam the dark web for shifters for the most insane information. Clasping my steaming cup, I close my eyes and concentrate on the warmth streaming through my skin. I learned a lot about the dynamics of packs, studying their hierarchy and customs. It&

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Theodore ‘Let me think about it.’I sigh, rubbing my forehead to ease the pain pulsating against my skull. ‘Just how stupid are you?’Filling my cheeks with as much air as I can, I push it out slowly while I get reprimanded by my own subconscious. ‘We are not having dinner with him.’‘It’s just dinner. And you should watch it. This, having conversations with an imaginary friend,

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Theodore Tugging at my jacket, I walk into Helades’ office, clearing my throat while trying not to throw up. “I would be going if that’s okay with you.” He looks up, ready to say something mean, but his words fail him when he sees me in my suit. “Do you have anything else you need me to do?” I ask again, hating how I would love to feel spiteful, but I am just sad. Shaking his head, he eyes me up once again. “Where are you going?” “To dinner with Hunter. I told you about that.” I gulp, pointing over my shoulder with my thumb.“Hunter,” he scoffs, lowering his gaze to look back at his documents.

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Theodore “Thank you so much for this evening and the delicious dinner. It wasn’t necessary for you to drive me home, but I appreciate it.” I lean back against the backseat of his limousine and look at him smiling brightly. “Are you kidding? Nobody deserves to take the subway after having felt seasick.” Closing my eyes, I bury my face in my hands with a groan. “I’m so sorry about that.” “Don’t worry. I had a lot of fun,” he chuckles. I put my forearms on my thighs, turning my head towards him. “Me too. Thank you so much.” He rubs his hands together, avoiding my gaze. “I’m

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Theodore I groan, fighting against the sun rays, forcing my eyelids to clench closed. My head is killing me, and on top of feeling heartbroken and confused, I feel drained. Turning around, I find Helades lying next to me, staring at the ceiling. “Satisfied?” I ask him, rubbing my eyes. “Yes,” he answers in a whisper, moving his head to look at me. I fight not to burn under his intense gaze, refusing to fill the uncomfortable silence with some stupid thought blurt out. “I hate the way it is,” he suddenly says, making me scrunch up my face automatically. “I don’t

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Theodore The next few days are awful. Living hell. ‘I told you not to go to dinner with him,’ Kevin scoffs, offended, making me roll my eyes. Between the advances of Alpha Hunter and Helades driving me crazy with his overprotective behavior, I struggle not to go insane. Inhaling a deep breath, I spread my arms, stretching myself while closing my eyes. That’s why I am ending this now. I let my eyes roam over the skyline, clasping the balustrade harder as I lean forward to admire the rays of sun sp

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Nathanael I close my eyes, letting the sun rays hit my face. They pierce my skin like small needles, the pinching making my heart bloom because it signals me that I’m weakening myself. Even though I hate the desperation reigning over my body, I learned to accept the fact that I don’t want to lose Theodore. But since I saw him interacting with Alpha Hunter on a daily basis, I realized just how much I was dragging him down. With this stupid excuse of a sacred bond, I bound him to me, leaving him no other choice than to follow me into the abyss of my world. I knew it by the moment I saw that Alpha looking at him. His eyes were filled with so much joy that it streamed over all his features. He looked like he had b

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Nathanael “This way,” Gilda pushes out, her heels clicking on the floor. We are running to reach the ICU, and I die inside with every slow-ass step I have to take to mask my inhuman speed. Alpha Hunter skyrockets out of his seat as soon as we turn the corner, his hair disheveled at how many times he must have passed his hands through it. “They won’t let me in. They don’t give me any information because I’m not family,” he announces exasperated, and I push past him. “Let me take care of it,” I growl, reaching a nurse standing behind a reception desk. She lifts her hands, her empathy heavy in her voice. &ldq

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Nathanael400 years ago “Are you serious?”"Isn't the Prince exaggerating?" “Psst, are you crazy?! Do you want to burn as well?” “Well, you missed the execution yesterday. Have you ever watched children being burnt at the stake, Karl? I don’t think so. Or you wouldn’t tell anyone to fucking shut up.” “Fyodor!” The hissing of one of the men causes the entire discussion to slow down, the tones turning quieter. I take a sip of my beer, forcing myself not to distort my face in disgust. The beginning of something ugly is clearly floating in the air, and it creates so much tension triggered by fear that it even makes me want to go back to the palace. “They even executed a priest,” another says, in a whispered tone that I wouldn’t get if it wasn’t for my enhanced hearing ability. “This is madness.” I lift my glass towards the innkeeper, who is glancing their way with a suspecting expression. “Can I get another one?” He nods, his annoyance about me interrupting him eavesdropping cl

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Nathanael400 years ago Ugh, I’m full. I think I need to throw up. Observing Fyodor checking his bandages like a curious child without a care in the world, I can’t stop asking myself what is wrong with me. “Are you feeling alright?” “Yeah, I guess so.” He moves his gaze to me, setting down his foot with a smile. “Thank you. I guess you saved me?” I close my eyes with a sigh, shrugging. “Well, I couldn’t leave you behind without getting you jailed for doing a massacre, so… What were you doing there, by the way?” He shifts in his seat, tilting his head. “I was trying to run away.” “Run away? From what?” Chuckling shyly, he shakes his head, and strangely, a burning sensation explodes in my chest. “There was an execution starting on the main square. I panicked and fled into an alley. I didn’t want to see someone else die. Yesterday was enough for me.” He averts his gaze shortly before looking back at me. “That must be sounding stupid, I know.” “It doesn’t sound stupid. It IS stu

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