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Inheritance 2

Silas examined the index and recognized the authorization reference, although he could not explain why the original register had disappeared or who had ordered the claimant’s name removed.The officer located a surviving transfer document connected to the same case, and its contents revealed that the claim had been placed under protective restriction until a succession review established the claimant’s identity and legal standing. The document referred to an unnamed custodian who had accepted responsibility for preserving the claim, but the page containing the custodian’s acknowledgment was missing from the archive.I read the transfer date several times, struggling to reconcile it with the little I remembered about my life before the accident. The arrangement had existed before my arrival in Blackwood territory, meaning that someone had already decided my identity needed protection, concealment, or both long before Silas and I became connected.“Do you think your father

The claimant is alive

Elara’s pov The transfer request remained on the desk between Silas and me, its neatly recorded authorization reference concealing a decision that could change everything we understood about my past. Someone had submitted a claim connected to my erased identity after Rowan’s death, and whoever had done so appeared to possess enough knowledge of the old succession directive to continue operating without exposing their name.I had spent years believing that my life began with the few memories I could recover, yet the documents before me suggested that someone had made decisions about my future long before I ever entered Blackwood territory. Now, while I struggled to understand what I might have inherited, another person was attempting to take control of it without even acknowledging that I existed.“Do you think the former official submitted this himself?” I asked Silas, turning the transfer request toward him. “His authority appears everywhere in these records, but we still have no ev

Unfamiliar name

Silas’s pov: The unfamiliar name remained on Elara’s phone long after the message arrived, and although she had tried to hide her uneasiness behind the determination that had carried her through the investigation, I could see how deeply the discovery had unsettled her. Someone had reached beyond the walls of Blackwood’s administration to give her a piece of her forgotten identity, and I could not decide whether that person intended to help her recover the truth or use her uncertainty to turn her against me.I had spent years believing that the secrets inherited from my father’s administration were matters of old council politics, but the documents we had uncovered suggested that those decisions had shaped Elara’s life long before I ever understood what she meant to me. Now, while we were trying to identify Rowan’s killer, someone had begun moving her inheritance through a system that should have been inactive, and I could no longer ignore the possibility that the conspiracy had survi

Unfamiliar name 2

Elara’s povThe family name on the recovered fragment meant nothing to me, yet the moment Silas read it, his expression changed in a way that made me forget about the other documents scattered across the desk. He had spent the past several days examining records connected to my erased identity, but this was the first time I had seen him react as though a discovery had reached beyond the old administrative system and touched something he remembered personally.“What is it?” I asked, keeping my eyes on his face. “You recognize this name, don’t you?”Silas studied the fragment again before answering, as if he were weighing how much he could tell me without drawing conclusions the evidence could not support. “I remember it from an old dispute during my father’s administration, although the surviving records never explained what happened to the family involved. The dispute concerned a bloodline claim that someone argued had been improperly removed from the succession register

Rowan

Elara’s Pov: The family name on the recovered fragment continued to trouble me long after Silas had ordered the archive doors sealed, because every time I thought we had finally uncovered the truth about my past, another hidden record appeared to prove that someone had spent years making certain I would never discover who I was.Silas stood beside the desk, studying the fragment while the investigator waited near the door, his expression growing increasingly impatient as the silence stretched between us.“You said the private legal representative handled my original registration and that Rowan requested a meeting with him shortly before his death,” I reminded the investigator. “I want his name, his current location, and an explanation for why his appointment was canceled after Rowan died.”“The appointment was canceled in the official system,” he replied carefully. “However, I found another entry in the records maintained by the administrative office. It suggests th

Rowan 2

Elara’s PovInside was a duplicate appointment slip, folded carefully around a narrow sheet of paper. The slip showed that his meeting with Gideon had been moved to a private location under the authority of a senior Blackwood official. Unlike the original entry, this copy had not been marked canceled, and the time recorded on it corresponded with the evening Rowan disappeared.My fingers tightened around the paper as the implications settled over me. Someone had deliberately altered the official record to make it appear that Rowan never attended the meeting, while the duplicate showed that his appointment had been authorized and transferred elsewhere.“Can you identify the location?” Silas asked the investigator.“The reference points to an old records office on the eastern side of the estate, but the building has been closed for years. We can search the property records to determine whether anyone has used it recently.”“Do that immediately,” Silas ordered. “And

Rowan’s witness

Elara’s pov: The family name on the recovered fragment continued to trouble me long after Silas had ordered the archive doors sealed, because every time I thought we had finally uncovered the truth about my past, another hidden record appeared to prove that someone had spent years making certain I would never discover who I was.Silas stood beside the desk, studying the fragment while the investigator waited near the door, his expression growing increasingly impatient as the silence stretched between us.“You said the private legal representative handled my original registration and that Rowan requested a meeting with him shortly before his death,” I reminded the investigator. “I want his name, his current location, and an explanation for why his appointment was canceled after Rowan died.”“The appointment was canceled in the official system,” he replied carefully. “However, I found another entry in the records maintained by the administrative office. It suggests th

Rowan’s witness 2

Elara’s PovThe reference points to an old records office on the eastern side of the estate, but the building has been closed for years. We can search the property records to determine whether anyone has used it recently.”“Do that immediately,” Silas ordered. “And find Gideon before the council learns that we have recovered this document.”The investigator hurried out, taking copies of the appointment slip while leaving the original in Silas’s possession. Martha remained beside me, her expression full of concern as I studied Rowan’s handwriting on the narrow sheet of paper.He had written only a few words.The original register is the proof. Gideon knows who ordered the restriction.I swallowed the sudden ache in my throat, imagining Rowan following these clues while someone watched his every movement, closing doors in front of him and altering records behind his back. He had come dangerously close to discovering the truth, yet he had died before he cou

Dead Alpha’s signature

Silas Pov: The masked intruder crossed the threshold with a blade raised, and I tightened my grip around Elara’s hand as I moved between her and the attacker, refusing to let the chaos inside Gideon Vale’s study reach her. The room smelled of smoke, splintered wood, and fresh blood, while the sounds of fighting from the corridor suggested that the men who had followed us here had planned their entrance carefully enough to divide our attention before taking what they had come for.“Get behind me,” I ordered, keeping my eyes on the stranger’s weapon.Elara’s fingers tightened around mine, but she did not retreat immediately. “Gideon has the packet, and those men know it. If they take him, we lose the only person who can explain what happened to my identity.”“I am aware of that, Elara, which is why I need you to move before someone gets close enough to hurt you.”The fear in my voice was apparently more convincing than the command, because she finally stepped

Dead Alpha’s signature 2

Silas’s povThat distinction was inconvenient, but it was also the first honest answer we had received in days. The evidence pointed toward a respected senior Blackwood official who had possessed the access required to enter the restricted corridor on the night Rowan disappeared. Yet the missing exit record and the second credential used afterward could still indicate that someone else had exploited the same access.Elara moved closer to the desk, studying the authorization as though the truth might reveal itself if she refused to look away. “If Rowan found the altered version, why did he need Gideon? He already knew someone had changed the record.”“Because he could see the alteration but could not prove which version had been approved first,” Gideon answered. “The council archive preserved the altered copy, while the original was removed from the official register. I told him I might know where a witness had gone, but I could not give him a name until I was certai

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