All Chapters of Fated To The Golden-Eyed Devil: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

BREEDER AQUAMARINE’S POVFootsteps again. Fast this time.My eyes widened in shock. Levi had returned but with the drawer in his hands. "Take the book," he mumbled.I looked at him confused and scared. “Why did he have to bring the drawer here? Levi, the Primus would notice. Does he know that you're here?”But he just waved it off, “ Don't be scared of him. I'll take the blame. Just show me what you have to.”But I did as he asked, my hands shaking as I opened the cover. A piece of paper slipped out, and I showed it to Levi. But then I remembered he can’t read and neither can I. I can't even say it out loud to him. I sighed in frustration. How could I convey the information to him? Levi eyed the paper for a while before looking at me, “Did the person give it to you? Is the person from this pack?” “Yes—”, I instantly felt a sharp stab in my chest and I jerked back, wincing in pain.“Luna? Are you sure you're ok?” Levi asked, voice low and his brows creasing slightly as his hands rub

PRIMUS ALEXANDER'S POVLevi’s gaze snapped toward me like I’d lost my damn mind.“You gave it to them?” His voice cracked with disbelief, almost like I’d smacked him in the face. “You handed the Core Fang to The Order?”I didn’t flinch. “For extra precautions, Levi. I had a talk with Leonard and insisted on the ritual being completed before I do the final sealing myself.”Levi looked like I’d just told him I gave a starving wolf a taste of my throat. “Why would you—?”.I waved my hands, “I believe you heard me well enough. I'm doing the final sealing, that way there will be no stealing of The Core Fang or any other relic.”Levi ran a hand through his hair, stepping back like the air had left the room. “You just handed it over to the same people who stole it years ago.”I tilted my head toward him, calmly wrapping the final leather strap around my forearm and picking up the piece of paper he dropped. “Jayden is gone. Even though I don't like the ways of the Order, I trust only those th

BREEDER AQUAMARINE’S POV"—after I slit her pretty little throat," Gaia whispered near my ear, still laughing.Everything stopped.Everything crumbled under the rage that tore through me like wildfire."You killed her?" I shrieked.Katherine.My Katherine?My vision blurred as rage took over. I clawed at her face, kicked at her thigh, anything to make her let go. Gaia's grip tightened around me, but it only made me angrier.I jerked my elbow backwards, hitting Gaia in the ribs. She grunted and stumbled, just enough for me to spin around.She shoved me hard.I shoved back harder.The wind howled.The next second felt too fast and too slow all at once. Her foot slipped. She clawed the air. And then she screamed. The sound of her scream as her body tumbled backwards over the railing burned into my soul. Her body disappeared into the darkness below.I stood frozen, chest heaving, limbs trembling.What just—Gaia… fell?I blinked at the empty space where she stood, then at my bloody hands

PRIMUS ALEXANDER'S POV Two days.That’s how long it’s been since she looked me in the eye.Since that night on the balcony. Since she asked Levi to carry her instead.She’d been sleeping in Katherine’s chamber since then, barely stepping out except when Juliet made her eat or forced her to take a walk. And when she did come out, she moved like the wind. But never toward me. Even though she could feel I was close by.And now she sat across the room, pale and quiet, beside Levi, but still not beside me. Her dress was bigger than usual, her hands around her side as if she was still in pain from the wound. The burn had scarred, but I wasn’t sure of the deeper wounds. What she saw, what she believed, would ever heal. The Elders filled the Order Room with their usual arrogance and speculation.Leonard’s voice boomed across the table. “The real Esmeralda was found dead in her chamber,” he said, voice sharp. “A few of us found her body rotting under a binding spell. Which means the one th

AQUAMARINE'S POVI didn’t move.Not even when I heard Alexander’s footsteps fading behind it. Not when the ache in my legs told me I should lie down.The room was cold, the sheets were still messy from a few nights ago, from the last time I stayed on it.I felt like something huge was sitting on my chest, till I couldn’t breathe right.I walked slowly toward the dresser, every step feeling heavier than the last. My fingers found the pendant at my neck. The one with the moon engulfed in flame, the red gem Alexander had added.It felt warm, like it remembered something I didn’t. Something lost.I unclasped it and placed it on the dresser. Then the daggers he gave me after the bath. I set them down beside the pendant.Like offerings.I didn’t know if he’d even care. Maybe that was the point.My chest clenched.I turned quickly. Too quickly and the room spun. I rushed to the bathroom. My knees nearly buckled as I reached the toilet and fell.I barely made it in time.My stomach emptied it