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"AURELIA’S POVWhen the door burst open, I nearly screamed.“Kael?” I whispered.He stood there, swaying on his feet, blood seeping through his torn shirt, his breath uneven. His once playful smile was gone—replaced by a grim set to his jaw.“Kael!” I rushed forward before I could stop myself. “What happened to you? You’re bleeding.”“I’m fine,” he said between clenched teeth, though the way he staggered said otherwise. “I just needed to see you.”“See me? You need a healer first, not me.” I tried to support him, but he was heavy, his muscles taut beneath my touch. “Sit down before you fall over.”He didn’t move. His gaze searched mine, desperate, almost pleading. “You’re… safe, right? Are you feeling fine now?”The question caught me off guard. “Of course I am, thanks to you both, but that’s not the point—”“Answer me, Aurelia,” he said, his tone harder now. “Are you fine now?”“Yes,” I said quickly, though the word felt hollow. “Now, please sit.”Only when he was convinced did he al

"AURELIA’S POVHe obviously didn’t know what to say anymore.“If you can’t give me the truth, then you should also leave Kael,” I said.Then his voice softened. “He’s doing this to protect you, Aurelia.”“Protect me?” I laughed, but it came out hollow. “You think I need protection from the truth?”Kael looked down. “It’s… complicated.”“It’s always complicated,” I snapped. “Everything with him is complicated. But it wasn’t complicated when he pretended to be my guard. Or when he dragged me out of my wedding and claimed he was saving me. It wasn’t complicated when he promised me peace and gave me another prison.”My voice broke at the end, but I didn’t care.Kael’s eyes softened, guilt flickering through them. “You don’t understand what he’s risking—”“Then make me understand!” I stepped closer, my hands trembling. “Tell me why he did it. Tell me why he’s fighting Draven and my father. Tell me what I have to do with all of this.”He hesitated. “Aurelia…”“Please.”For a long moment, th

"AURELIA’S POVThe hall outside Derek’s office was silent—too silent. The kind that hums with the weight of something unspoken.I hadn’t meant to stop there. I was only passing by, or that’s what I told myself, but when I heard voices—his voice—and Kael’s sharp tone cutting through it, my feet refused to move.Their words slipped through the crack of the half-closed door, low but steady.“…if she finds out that you’re her mate…”Mate.The word froze in my veins, the rest of their conversation blurring into noise. I pressed my palm against the wall, my heart hammering against my ribs so hard I thought it might shatter them.Mate?No—no, I must have misheard.Then came Kael’s voice again, calm but furious:“…you’ll take away her right to choose.”That’s when I took a step back, stumbling against the wall.The conversation ended shortly after—a door creaked, heavy footsteps approached. I barely had time to compose myself before Kael appeared, his hand still on the doorknob.He stopped de

"AURELIA’S POVMy hands wouldn’t stop shaking.No matter how many times I wiped them on the dirt, I could still feel the phantom warmth of blood clinging to my skin.The forest was silent again — too silent — as if even the trees were afraid of me now. My shadow moved faintly at my feet, writhing like something half-alive, and I took another step back just to get away from it.“What have I done?” I whispered, but the words dissolved in the cold air.A shudder rippled through me. Every instinct screamed to run, but my legs refused to move. My body trembled with exhaustion, my head spinning with the memory of what I’d just seen — what I had done.And then I smelled it.That scent.Familiar. Heavy. Dripping with old memories and older pain.Cedar and smoke — but not Derek’s. No, this one carried a sharper undertone of iron and pine resin. The scent of battlefields, of betrayal, of him.My pulse skipped a beat.No. It couldn’t be. It couldn’t—The crunch of footsteps confirmed what my hea

"DEREK’S POVThe hall felt too small — too suffocating — for what had just happened.The scent of blood still lingered on Aurelia’s clothes, metallic and cold, mixing with her fear.Kael had seated her on the couch beside my desk, holding her hand like she was a glass figurine that might shatter at the slightest touch. Her eyes were fixed on the floor, unfocused, lips pressed together in silent tremor.Micah stood across from me, relaxed as ever, arms crossed and an unreadable smirk playing at the corner of his mouth — as if this was all one long, inconvenient conversation instead of the aftermath of something far worse.“Tell me everything,” I said, my voice cutting through the quiet like steel. “And don’t you dare leave out a single detail.”Micah’s golden eyes flicked between me and Aurelia, pausing a heartbeat longer on her before he finally began.“I was tracking the outer ridge, like you ordered,” he said casually. “Heard a shift in the air. Heavy vibrations — coming from the ea