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Klaus POV Inside my living room, Tae-jun grabbed the first aid box from the shelf and walked toward me. Blood was still running down the side of my face from where the bottle had hit me. He soaked a towel with warm water and reached for me."Sit still," he said quietly. "You need to clean that cut before it gets worse."I slapped his hand away."I don't need this."I wiped the blood from my cheek with the back of my hand and glared at him."The wound is already healing." My voice came out colder than I intended. "I don't need your pity."The towel dropped to the floor.Tae-jun stared at me for a few seconds before letting out a tired sigh. "Klaus... what the hell is going on with you? For two weeks you've shut everyone out. You won't answer your phone. You won't open your door. You won't even look at your own mom. Now I find you drunk, fighting strangers because you thought some random girl was Mira."I turned away and walked toward the window."Mind your own business.""My business?

Tae-jun POVA few days had passed since Klaus finally came back to school, but if anyone thought things would go back to normal, they were completely wrong.He was here... but he wasn't really here.Even though he had apologized to Aaron, Ugo, and me for the way he acted at the club, he still refused to tell us what had happened. Every time we tried to ask, he either changed the subject or pretended he didn't hear us.It was driving us crazy.Klaus used to be the loudest one in our group. He always had something stupid to say. He laughed the hardest, teased everyone, and somehow always got us into trouble.Now...Now he barely spoke.Even when we all sat together during lunch, he mostly stared at his food. Sometimes he would pick at it for ten minutes before pushing the tray away untouched.Aaron kept trying to make jokes.Ugo kept acting like an idiot just to get one smile out of him.Nothing worked.Klaus never laughed.Not even once.The worst part wasn't even that.The worst part

Tae-jun POVTina refused the moment I suggested it.She stared at me like I had completely lost my mind."You are crazy," she said, crossing both arms over her chest. "You seriously want us to break into the pack mansion and steal something from Alpha Dean's office? Do you want us thrown into the dungeon?"I shrugged."First of all, he isn't Alpha anymore. Klaus is. Second, I'm not some stranger walking into the mansion. I practically grew up there. The servants know me. The guards know me. I visit Klaus all the time. Getting inside won't be the hard part."She still looked at me like I had grown another head."You keep saying that like it makes this any better.""It does.""No, it doesn't.""It really does."She groaned and rubbed both hands over her face."Tae-jun, this is called breaking and entering.""I prefer calling it... borrowing information."She blinked at me."That somehow sounds even worse."I grinned."Look, think about it. If Kevin has documents his father left behind,

Kevin POVWatching someone slowly lower their guard is a beautiful thing.Especially when that someone once looked at you like you were poison.I stood outside the college library with my hands in my pockets and watched Mira from across the courtyard. She was sitting beneath the old oak tree, the same place she liked to read whenever she wanted some peace and quiet. A thick book rested on her lap, but she wasn't reading anymore. She was staring at the pages without turning them, completely lost in her own thoughts.A small smile tugged at the corner of my mouth.We had come a long way.Several weeks ago she could barely stand being near me. Every conversation ended after a few words. She kept her distance, answered politely, and found an excuse to leave.Now things were different.Not completely different.Just enough.She let me walk beside her after class.Sometimes we sat together under this very tree while she studied. We didn't talk about anything important. Mostly classes, profe

Klaus POV The locker room was still buzzing with excitement after the biggest win of the season. Laughter echoed off the walls as my teammates celebrated, replaying the game over and over, shoving each other playfully, arguing about the best moments, and talking about the dinner Coach had promised to buy us.The room smelled of sweat, damp hockey gear, and victory. Normally, I would have been right in the middle of all the noise. I would have been teasing Aaron, arguing with Ugo about who deserved the game-winning goal, and laughing at one of Tae-jun's terrible jokes. Today, I couldn't bring myself to do any of it.I sat in front of my locker with my head hanging low, my elbows resting on my knees while my hands covered my face. The cheers around me sounded distant, almost like they belonged to another world. No matter how hard I tried to hold myself together, I couldn't stop the tears. We had just won the biggest game of the season, yet all I could think about was Mira.The picture