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Eryx POV I went to the door, opening it. It was Abel. “Hi,” I said. “Hello,” he replied. “I was sent to bring this.” I collected it, and he turned to leave without saying anything. I turned back to see Eden was already awake. “Hey,” I said softly. “Mate,” she mumbled. “I’m so hungry,” she said, rubbing her tummy, her eyes half-closed. “I guess we have to cook something then. Hopefully, we were given some foodstuffs.” “Ohh,” she said. I stretched out my hands, picking her up from the sofa. The kitchen felt smaller with Eden in it. Not because of space, but because my attention refused to settle anywhere except on her. She stood by the counter in one of my shirts again, sleeves rolled up, hair loosely tied back as she inspected the ingredients like she was about to win a war instead of make dinner. “You’re staring,” she said without looking at me. “I’m supervising,” I replied, leaning against the counter with my arms crossed. She glanced over her shoulder,

Zaiden POV I knew he would circle back. Commanders like him didn’t run because they were afraid. They ran because they were hunting for a better place to kill you. The eastern camp thinned as my warriors pushed the remaining rogues toward the center. Smoke drifted low, mixing with dust and the copper taste of blood. Somewhere south, Rudy’s forces thundered like a living earthquake. From the north came the sharp crashes of Xavier’s fighters breaking defenses. But here, the air went quiet. Too quiet. I slowed my pace, lifting one hand to signal my warriors to hold position behind me. The broken storage tents ahead swayed slightly in the morning breeze, ropes snapping softly against charred posts. A low chuckle echoed from behind them. “I was wondering when you’d follow,” the rogue commander said, stepping out slowly. Blood still soaked the tear across his chest where I’d cut him earlier, but now he held twin curved blades, dark with dried stains. His eyes burned with somethin

Eryx POV“No,” I said fiercely, shaking my head, hot tears coming out of my eyes. “You’re not leaving me. You promised. You said you loved me.”Her hand rested weakly against my cheek, her thumb brushing my skin one last time.“I do… and… I’d… choose you again,” she whispered.And then…The bond shattered inside my chest like glass.I held her there in the middle of the battlefield, smoke curling around us, the world still fighting while mine ended in silence.I didn’t hear the battle anymore.Didn’t hear the shouting.Didn’t hear the steel.All I heard… was silence.The bond, the thing that had lived in my chest like a second heartbeat.It tore.A violent, hollow rip that emptied my lungs and crushed my ribs from the inside. I couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t think. I clutched Eden’s body closer, rocking slightly, waiting, begging for the bond to spark again.Just cold.A sound crawled out of my throat — broken, animal, not even close to human. My hands trembled where they held her, my for

Eryx POV I stopped fighting the silence. Because eventually… It answered back. She started coming more often after that first time. At first, it was just her voice — soft, barely there, like wind slipping through cracks in the stone. Then it became more. I would lift my head from the floor, and she would be there, sitting across from me with her knees pulled to her chest, watching me with that quiet concern she always had when I pretended I wasn’t hurting. “You didn’t eat again,” she’d say gently. And I would huff. “I’m not hungry.” “You’re lying.” “I know.” The chains would rattle when I shifted closer to her, silver biting into my skin. I didn’t feel it as much anymore. Pain from metal was nothing. Pain from losing her was everything. Luca stirred inside me, restless. Not raging now. Just… broken. She’s not real, he would growl weakly. “I know,” I whispered. But I still looked at her. Still spoke to her. Still answered when she talked. Because when she was the

Rudy’s POVWe scrutinized the rogue territory quietly, destroyed the buildings, and made sure no one was hiding or would have access to the place again. We checked files in the Rogue Alpha’s office. We made deep searches so as to eliminate everything and everyone who was going to come back against us.We made sure every den was uncovered. We cut every supply route and hidden tunnel. Zaiden commanded the western sweep with ruthless efficiency. Xavier handled the inner clearances, precise and disciplined as ever.I oversaw it all.Rogue lands were rich in a lot of things, and I could tell they spent a lot on their structures. No doubt the Rogue Alpha put his best into making this place this way, but I wasn’t going to admire that. He knew very well that it was not acceptable in the werewolf community, but he went ahead to create this pack. There were fancy banners and all. The hospital was well built, and they even had a court too.Wow. This was good, but it would have been better if he