Melany didn’t belong in that place. She didn’t belong to me, no matter how much Ravok disagreed. The longer she remained in Verisure or Atheon, the more dangerous everything would become—especially for her. Because all the danger my enemies could pose was a risk, but the danger I posed was even greater. I was a beast.A demon.I released a quiet breath, irritated with myself, and looked away from the reflection in the glass. After three hundred years, I was worried about what Sorvane might do to a woman. Outside, the wind struck the penthouse windows, strong enough to make the distant lights flicker for an instant.Behind me, Melany moved in her sleep. A small movement, but enough to make me look back immediately.My mind suddenly became heavy.A violent pressure appeared behind my eyes as though something were trying to break through my skull from within, squeezing nerves, bones, thoughts. The glass partially slipped from my hand before I caught it again, my fingers closing far too
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