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30 days save my alpha chapter 29

The anteroom was quiet. Too quiet. Aria’s eyes snapped open. She didn’t remember falling asleep. But her cheek was on the bench, and Damon’s hand was in her hair. “Damon?” “I’m here,” he said. His voice was low. Clearer than it had been in hours. She sat up. The blanket slipped from his shoulders. He looked better. Still pale. Still weak. But the fever sweat was gone. “How long?” she asked. “Three hours,” he said. “Sundown is in twenty minutes.” Her stomach dropped. Day Fourteen was ending. --- They stood together. Damon leaned on the wall for two seconds before he let go. “I can do this.” “I know,” Aria said. She tied her hair back. Smoothed her shirt. The blood was dry now. Brown. It looked like rust. “Let them see you.” They walked. The corridor was full now. Wolves. Whispers. Eyes on them as they passed. No one spoke. But no one looked away either. Selene was waiting outside the hall. She was dressed in black. Her hair was braided tight. She looke

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30 days save my alpha 29 chapter

Damon’s breathing was steady. That was the first thing Aria noticed. Not fast. Not shallow. Steady. She was still holding him. Her arms around his shoulders. His head against her chest. “Day Fifteen,” she whispered. He didn’t answer. Her heart stuttered. “Damon?” His eyes opened. Dark. Tired. But open. “I’m here,” he said. “Stop counting my breaths.” She exhaled. She hadn’t realized she was holding hers. “You scared me.” “You always look scared,” he said. The corner of his mouth lifted. “It suits you.” She punched his arm. Light. “Idiot.” He winced. “Injured idiot.” They both laughed. Quiet. The sound was swallowed by the stone walls. Outside, the pack was silent. No bell. No shouting. Just night. Day Fifteen had begun without permission. And without end. --- Aria helped him sit up properly. She checked the bandage again. The bleeding had stopped. The black edges were still there, but less spread. “Bren’s silverthorn is working,” she said. “Slowly.”

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30 Days to Save My Alpha Chapter 31 Day Fifteen

The enforcers shifted. Three steps forward. Metal glinted at their belts. Their eyes were not on Selene. They were on Damon.“Drag him,” Selene said, her voice smooth like a blade leaving its sheath.No one moved.Damon stood straight. No wall behind him. No help at his side. Just his own two feet, locked to the stone floor. His chest rose and fell once. Controlled. “I can stand,” he said.His voice was not loud. It did not need to be. Every word landed like a stone in still water.Selene’s smile faltered. Just for a second. Her eyes flicked to his legs, his shoulders, the steady set of his jaw. She had expected weakness. She had expected a fall.She did not get it.“Then come,” she said again. Colder this time. “Or be dragged.”Damon took one step. Then another. He walked past Aria without looking at her, but his shoulder brushed hers as he passed. A silent promise. _I’m not leaving you._He stopped three feet from Selene. Close enough to see the crack in her composure. “You want

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30 Days to Save My Alpha Chapter 32

Day Fifteen was over.The courtyard was empty. Only stars watched them now. Cold, quiet, and far away.Aria’s head was still on Damon’s shoulder. For ten seconds. Twenty. She had not meant to stay. But his arm was solid. Warm. Real. And for fifteen days, nothing had felt real.Damon did not speak. He did not move. Because if he moved, the moment would break. And he was done breaking things that felt like peace.“Day Fifteen,” Aria whispered against his shirt. “It’s over.”“Yes,” Damon said. His voice was rough. Not from shouting. From holding back too much for too long. “And Day Sixteen begins now.”She pulled back slowly. Her eyes met his. There was no fear in them now. No doubt. Just her. Tired, brave, and still standing. “We should go inside,” she said. “Before someone sees.”“Let them see,” Damon said. Aria blinked. “What?”“Let Selene’s spies report back,” he said. “Let her know that Day Fifteen did not break me. And Day Sixteen will not either.”Aria studied him. “You are di

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30 Days to Save My Alpha Chapter 33

Then,” Damon said, “we start Hour Two the same way.”Aria smiled. Tired. Defiant. Alive. “Okay.”They did not move. Day Sixteen was moving around them. But inside the library, time had not.Hour 3 to Hour 12. Still Day Sixteen.They stayed. Scouts came. Listened. Left. No one opened the door. Selene did not come. Because Damon was right. She wanted an audience. And they refused to give her one.They ate stale bread from the shelf. They drank water. They read the _Lore of First Bonds_ out loud. “‘A shield is not made of iron,’” Aria read. “‘It is made of moments no one else can take.’”Damon looked at her over the book. “Hour Three. Ours.”“Hour Four,” she said later. “Still ours.”Hour by hour, Day Sixteen did not touch them. Because they would not leave the library.---*6:00 PM. Sunset. Day Sixteen.*The light changed. Gold turned to red through the window.Aria stood first. Her legs were stiff. “Sunset.”Damon stood too. “Day Sixteen is almost over.”He opened the library door.

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30 Days to Save My Alpha - Chapter 34

Sunrise came. Day Seventeen began without a challenge. Without Selene at the door. Because after Day Seventeen, she was waiting. Damon and Aria slept for four hours on the library floor. It was not enough. But it was more than they had gotten in two weeks.“Day Seventeen,” Aria said, opening her eyes to morning light. “No library this time.”Damon sat up. His back ached. His jaw was tight. “No. She will expect us to hide again.”“So we do not,” Aria said. Damon looked at her. Really looked. She was exhausted. But her eyes were clear. “What are you thinking?”Aria stood. She walked to the high window. Beyond the walls, the Blackwood Jungle stretched. Dark trees. Old paths. No one went there unless they had to. “We leave,” she said. Damon froze. “Leave the compound?”“Selene controls the halls,” Aria said. “The war room. The courtyard. She is waiting for us there. So we go where she is not.”“The jungle,” Damon said. “The jungle,” Aria repeated. “Day Seventeen starts there.”He s

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30 Days to Save My Alpha - Chapter 35

Rain fell harder. 2:30 PM. Day Seventeen. Aria.She was not crying anymore. ‘Alone is not lost.’ The line from the book stayed in her head. She stood under the tree. Water ran down her face. She looked at the cliff. At the cut rope. “They took him down,” she whispered. “There has to be a way.”She moved. Along the edge. Step by step. Her eyes searched every rock, every vine. Her fingers were cold. Her clothes were soaked. She ignored both. Because Damon was below. ---*3:00 PM. Day Seventeen. Damon.*The cell smelled like wet stone and iron. One torch burned on the wall. The light barely reached the floor. His ankle was bound. His wrists too. The rope cut into his skin. “Day Seventeen,” he said to the dark. “You are not finished with me.”Footsteps echoed in the tunnel. Selene. She stopped outside the bars. She looked calm. Too calm. “Hello, Damon,” she said. He did not answer. He kept his eyes on the stone floor. “Where is she?” Selene asked. “Your little wolf?”Damon

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30 Days to Save My Alpha - Chapter 36

Night came fast in the Blackwood Jungle. 6:00 PM. Day Eighteen | Begins. The Camp.The fire was small, but it was warm. Aria fed it with dry twigs. Her hands did not shake anymore. Damon sat against the tree, his wrapped ankle stretched out. He watched her. “You should sleep,” he said. “You first,” Aria said, without looking up. He did not argue. He was tired. The jungle was loud around them. Insects. Water. Wind in the leaves. But here, by the fire, it was quiet. Aria finished with the fire. She sat beside him. Not too close. Not too far. Day Eighteen had begun. ---*7:30 PM. Day Eighteen. Night.*Damon’s eyes were closed, but he was not asleep. “You are staring,” he said. Aria stopped. “Sorry.”“Do not be,” he said. “Why?”Aria pulled her knees up. “Because you are here.”Damon opened his eyes. “I was in a cell four hours ago.”“I know,” she said. “That is why I am staring.”He was quiet for a second. “You found me.”“I did not stop looking,” she said. Damon shifted. H

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30 Days to Save My Alpha - Chapter 37

6:15 PM. Day Eighteen. The Balcony.Selene was gone. But the courtyard was not quiet. Whispers followed Damon and Aria as they walked back inside. “Alpha chose her,” one said. “He does not even remember,” another whispered. Damon heard all of it. He did not let go of Aria’s hand. “Inside,” he said. ---*6:30 PM. Day Eighteen. The War Room Again.*The door shut. Aria pulled her hand away. “You did not have to do that.”Damon turned. “Do what?”“Take my hand. In front of them,” Aria said. “You do not remember.”“I remember this,” Damon said. He pointed to his chest. “It hurts when you look scared.”Aria froze. “Day Eighteen,” Damon said. “Twelve days left. You said the bond will break. You will die.”“Yes,” Aria whispered. “Then we do not waste time,” Damon said. “How do we remake it?”Aria blinked. “What?”“The ritual,” Damon said. “The blood moon. Whatever it was. We do it again.”Aria shook her head. “We cannot. The blood moon is gone. It comes once in thirty days.”Damon’

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30 Days to Save My Alpha - Chapter 38

7:35 PM. Day Nineteen. The Room.Aria did not let go of his hand. “Tomorrow is not guaranteed,” she said. Damon frowned. “What do you mean?”Aria pulled him to the table. She opened the _Lore of First Bonds_ again. The pages were warped from jungle rain. “Wait,” she said. Her fingers moved slow. She touched the back cover. It felt... thick. Damon watched. “What are you doing?”“Selene burned the first half,” Aria said. “But she missed something.”She slid her nail under the binding. Paper tore. A hidden pocket. Damon leaned in. “There is something inside.”Aria pulled it out. One page. Folded. Old. She unfolded it with shaking hands. ---*7:42 PM. Day Nineteen.*The page was different. The ink was silver, not black. And the words... ‘When the Moon is gone, the Bond lives in Blood. Not ritual. Not memory. Truth.’ Damon read it twice. “Blood,” he said. Aria nodded. “Not the blood moon. Your blood.”Damon looked up. “What?”“The book says,” Aria whispered, “the bond c

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