Todos los capítulos de BLOODBOUND: THE LAST MATE : Capítulo 151 - Capítulo 154

"You're crying," Rafael said, quietly, standing beside her in the courtyard's aftermath, when the crowd had shifted from ceremony to celebration and the space had become something different from what it had been."I know," she said. She was not embarrassed by it. She was twenty-four years old and she was standing in a courtyard full of people who had arrived to witness her, and the accumulated weight of what that meant — not the title or the ceremony but the specific, irreducible fact of being witnessed, of being seen and named and claimed — had arrived in her body in the only form that was adequate for it."Tell me what you're feeling," he said."Everything," she said. "I'm feeling everything that was waiting. All of it at once." She looked at the crowd — at the mix of people, at the improbable fact of them being in the same space at the same time for the same reason. "I spent twenty-four years being told I was the wrong kind of thing. And now—" She paused. "Now the wrong kind of thi

"The stars are different here," Lena said, from the open ground outside the Citadel's walls. "From inside the tower you see them through stone and history. Out here they're just — stars."It was early. Earlier than early — the hour before the world organizes itself, when the sky is still undecided between night and morning and the cold has the specific quality of something that has not yet been asked to make room. She and Rafael were standing on the territory outside the Citadel's south wall, in the open ground that was neither the court's domain nor the pack territories' but simply the world, and she had come here to shift, and she had come here to stand under an honest sky, and both things were true simultaneously and neither contradicted the other."Ready?" he asked."Astra is ready," Lena said. "She's been ready since we cleared the wall."She felt it before it happened — the rising, which was different from the Red Moon's blaze because she was choosing it rather than being called