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CassianShe hates me.She hates what I did to her. I mean, I can’t fault her for what happened, but I had hoped. For the first time in years, I felt something I never thought I could ever have. Hope.But last night, when she told me those words, I realized she had moved on; she didn’t want me. She saw what everyone had called me all these years, and I didn’t mind.When she closed that door a few minutes ago, I was certain I had made the right decision. For one last time, I let her emotions reel through me as I closed my eyes. I let them flow through me, reminding me once again I was human, but something suddenly hit me. Fear. Panic.I was about to walk towards the door when a loud explosion sounded just downstairs.Sasha.I broke into a run after her. Please let her be fine. The words kept ringing in my mind as I rushed down the hall towards the entrance. Voices crushed, overlapping with each other, but all I wanted to know was that she was fine.“Sasha!” I shouted when Xavier blocke

Sasha“Cassian, stop, please,” I pleaded, my eyes trained on him. His eyes darken, and his jaw ticks up and down, then up again.“Please, Cassian.” My voice was barely audible. I can’t let him hurt my father. He might be an asshole, but I also know that would bring war. My father has allies who would join him.My father chuckled, urging Cassian to end him. “Go on! Kill me and see how long you’ll be king.” My father smirked. My eyes roamed over his face. He was pushing Cassian’s buttons; clearly, that’s what he came to do here.“Cassian.” My voice was barely audible.He let out a guttural growl, turning to look at me. “Please.” I placed my hand on his chest, his heart racing under my palm.“Please,” I added, my eyes trained on him. He sighed heavily before pushing back my father. “Watch your tongue if you want to leave with it,” he said, his voice dangerously calm. I glanced at my father, then looked at the elders who had just walked into the room. I curtly bowed my head before them, m

AlaricThree years ago“You need to let her go,” my father said as I sat down on the cold floor.“How? How do you let go of a person who makes you complete?” I asked, my voice almost cracking.“You’re not making this easy for yourself. His Grace will have your head if you keep sputtering this nonsense!”“Go to her. Tell her to explain to him. She knows the truth,” I insisted, my eyes roaming around my father’s face, Alpha Trent. He didn’t care about mates or bonds, but Sasha to me was something I couldn’t just let go.“Tell her? The girl is gone, and here you are, waiting for her,” he laughed dryly, his eyes cold and sharp.“What do you mean she is gone? Did he kill her? No!” I pulled on the silver chains binding me to the floor, my heart clenching tight. I could have felt her dying, but I refused to believe she was gone.“She ran away. It’s been a week,” my father said as he sighed heavily, coming closer. “Your friendship with Cassian should have been what restored our honor. Why did

SashaMy heart is pounding hard against my chest. I didn’t think I would see her at the castle. I thought Cassian would have asked her to leave, but I was wrong. She is still here.“Were you really his luna?” She asked, her words hanging in the air like a challenge, laced with a hint of curiosity and mockery.“I don’t know what you want, Ravenna, but one thing I am certain of is that I have no business with you.” I picked up my book and turned towards the closet, my movements swift and deliberate.What if she saw what I was researching? My heart sank at the thought, my hands trembling slightly as I gathered my books. I didn’t want her to see the pages I was reading.‘Let me tear out her eyes,’ Rory sneered, her eyes darkening to an almost feral intensity, like a predator sensing prey.“But you see, Sasha, I have some business with you.”I froze, my heart racing as she snatched the book from me. I slowly turned to face her, meeting her angry gaze.“Look at me when I’m talking to you!”

CassianAs we strode out of the castle, I turned to Xavier, my voice low and urgent. “What the hell happened? What was Alpha Thorne doing at the Garden View?” I asked, my eyes narrowing with intensity. I knew my men were capable, but after what happened ten years ago, I was taking no chances—I was getting involved and getting answers.“Your Grace!” Alpha Harry’s voice was an unwelcome interruption, his footsteps pounding the ground as he rushed towards me. I let out a tired sigh. I didn’t have time for this—not now, not when I had a dozen other pressing matters demanding my attention.“You’re going into the city?” Alpha Harry’s voice was laced with disbelief, and I raised an eyebrow, daring him to say more.“My city was just attacked, and you expect me to stay here and wait?” My voice was low and tight with frustration and anger.Alpha Harry closed the distance between us, his eyes darting around the hallway before settling on me. “You don’t need to get involved,” he said, his voice f