Mira’s POVMorning light slanted weakly through the blinds, but I barely noticed it. I woke to warmth and pressure—Dorrin and Alexander were in my hospital room. My chest lifted, pulse racing, and I felt it: Asfar’s strength, that surge of energy, rushing back through me. I could breathe, could move, could feel. Alive. Every inch of me hummed with energy I hadn’t realised I’d missed.“Good morning, Mira,” Alexander murmured, leaning against the edge of the bed, eyes dark, smouldering.“You’re ready to leave,” Dorrin added, brushing my arm, low and possessive. “Home. Your family and friends—they’ve organised a little welcome-back celebration for you as you miss your coronation feast.”I blinked, then a wicked, needy smile spread across my face. I did not want to think now about the kidnapper, I did not want to have a party or go back to my duties, I wanted to be theirs. To forget all pain in their hands.“No,” I whispered, voice trembling.“I don’t care about home. I don’t care about a
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