PUCKING MY EX BOYFRIEND RIVAL FOR REVENGE의 모든 챕터: 챕터 61 - 챕터 70

TANYA'S POVWe read the message three times.The dissolution work cannot proceed without a second signature. Not the subject’s. The mate’s.She needed Gideon’s handwriting, too.She had been in the suite last night.Gideon went completely still beside me. I watched him run the whole evening back through his head, step by step, the way he does when he’s piecing together a timeline nobody else can see. What had been on the desk, who touched what, and which surfaces we’d left unguarded. I saw the exact second it clicked.“The response,” he said. “The draft I wrote by hand before we typed the final version. On the notepad on the desk.” He crossed the room, picked up the notepad, and lifted it.The top sheet was gone. Not ripped out in a hurry. Clean. The perforated edge was still perfect, like someone had taken their time.But the sheet underneath still held the faint indentations from his pen. Ghost letters. Just enough to prove what had been there.“She was in here while we were all in

TANYA'S POVSeraphine’s notebook had forty-three pages on the dissolution work.She’d put it together over the last ten days, ever since that mess in the library corridor. Pulled stuff from the Southern Crescent archives, the High Witch Council’s public records on banned stuff, and three sources she only called “my father’s private collection, which he does not know I photographed.” Her handwriting was tiny and tight, but somehow still easy to follow. Like she thought in straight lines, even when everything around her was falling apart.We were all in the suite again, the four of us, same as we’d been every day for the last couple of weeks. Seraphine walked us through it step by step, her voice steady but tired.The work had three stages. Preparation first: getting both signatures, setting up the space, tuning herself to the bond’s frequency. That part needed her to be around both of us a lot, for a long time. That’s why Ginna had stayed in my room for eight months. Not just the ancho

GIDEON'S POVThe rogue alert came through at 6:15 AM on a Thursday.I’d been awake since five, staring at the ceiling in the suite with that faint golden haze from the ward pressing in from the walls. My brain wouldn’t shut off. It kept turning over the next seven days, like it was looking for an exit that wasn’t there. I had the security board open on my phone when the notification popped up, so I saw it before Liam’s text, before the campus bulletin, before anyone else even knew.Rogue incident confirmed. Research Wing east perimeter, 06:03 AM. No victim. Security patrol intercepted the approach. One rogue sighted, retreated before contact. The site shows evidence of preparation activity. Materials consistent with magical working found. Area cordoned.Research Wing east perimeter. The wall right behind the corridor, Tanya walked every single session. Forty meters from the lab where she worked. I could picture myself standing at the end of that corridor, hand flat on the fire exit do

TANYA'S POVThe binding finished sometime before dawn.I knew because Max woke me at 3 AM when both his hands lit up like emergency flares. Not the soft glow they usually had around the suite. This was sharp and angry, bright enough that the light leaked under my door while I sat in the corridor with my back against the wall and my biology notes open on my lap, pretending I might actually read them. I hadn’t slept.He texted the group at 3:07. It’s done. I felt it lock. She’s bound to work.Six days.I went to my first class anyway. Advanced Pack History with Professor Halloway, same room where I’d blanked on the 1842 Border Treaty question weeks ago because I’d been too busy scanning the back rows for someone who wasn’t even there. The desks still had the same scratches. The projector still hummed too loudly. Everything looked exactly the same, but I felt like a completely different person sitting in it.I took actual notes. Legible ones, margins neat, dates underlined. Whatever happ

GIDEON'S POVThe High Witch Council witness was a woman named Aldira.She was already waiting in the east library reading room when we got there. The same room where Seraphine had first talked to Tanya about the arrangement. Same faint golden haze in the air from Seraphine’s old ward, still hanging around weeks later. Aldira was older than I expected, with that quiet way of carrying herself like she’d seen enough heavy stuff that she didn’t need to hold it in her shoulders anymore. She stood up when we walked in and looked at each of us one by one, slow and careful, but not judging. Just seeing.She saved Ginna for last. Something passed between them. Not friendly exactly. More like two people who’d been circling the same mess from opposite sides for a long time and finally ended up in the same room.“You’re older than your file,” Aldira said.“Eight years will do that,” Ginna answered.Aldira gave a small nod and turned to Seraphine. “You have the filing confirmation from Alpha Adler