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KaelIt was the morning of the Lunar Conclave, the biggest event of the year for the Moonridge Pack. My brothers and I had spent weeks preparing for it, but everything had become more complicated since we discovered that Eira was our mate.None of us had accepted the bond.Soren was still spending most of his free time with Elara, and Thorne had no intention of ending things with Yara. As for me, I hadn’t changed anything about my own arrangements either. The mate bond was nothing more than an unwanted complication I had no interest in dealing with.That morning, my biggest concern was the opening speech I had to give.Public speaking had never been something I enjoyed. I had already practiced the short speech several times, yet I was still going over it at the dining table when the door opened.Eira walked in.She looked as though she was simply passing through on her way somewhere else. But the moment her eyes landed on me, she slowed down and immediately lowered her gaze. She tried

EiraAs soon as I heard the front door close and the sound of their cars fading away, I waited a few more minutes just to make sure.Alpha Ronan and the triplets were gone.The house had fallen completely silent.I slipped out of my room, carefully made my way down the stairs, and quietly left through the side door.My heart was still pounding from earlier—from the way Kael had shouted at me and how I had run upstairs like a frightened child.I hated that they could still make me react that way.I hated them.The Conclave was still going when I reached the square. Music filled the air, voices blended together, and bonfires cast a warm glow across the gathering.I stayed near the edge of the crowd at first, hoping no one would notice me.That was when Lucian found me again.He didn’t immediately reach for me or grab my hand. He simply walked up beside me and spoke quietly.“You came back.”I nodded, keeping my eyes on the crowd.“You didn’t have to leave with him,” he said.“I did.”My

Eira“Clear the way!”I lifted my head and froze.Hundreds of guards were marching straight toward me.For a moment, I thought they had come to arrest me, but they suddenly stopped. Then I saw the man standing at the center of them.His storm-grey eyes were wild with fury.Lucian stood beside him, staring directly at me.“Give me his body,” the man growled.The medics immediately stopped and lowered Kieran’s body to the ground.The man stared at his son in silence for a moment before his grey eyes returned to me.“You did this.”I shook my head frantically.“I.I don’t know how,” I sobbed. “I don’t even know him.”“You were trying to kill someone else and ended up killing my son?”His voice was filled with rage.I stared into those storm-grey eyes, and suddenly everything became clear.This was Alpha Darius of the Frostfang Pack.“I didn’t mean to kill anyone, sir,” I stammered. “Maybe it was some kind of mistake.”“What kind of mistake kills my son?” Alpha Darius snapped.Before I cou

I stared at the dark, churning water in front of me, my heart pounding hard against my ribs. I forced myself to breathe slower. I’d already made it through the cave. There was no way I was failing now.The tide kept swelling up and slamming against the rocks a few seconds later. It wasn’t even windy, yet the waves felt angry and restless. The sea gave off this strange, eerie glow, and I kept catching glimpses of huge shadowy shapes moving under the surface. Or maybe my mind was just messing with me. I couldn’t tell, and I didn’t have time to figure it out.“I’ve got wolfsbane,” one of the guards called out behind me. “Quick and painless. No point dragging this out.”I spun around and glared at him. A thick scar cut across the back of his neck. I made a quiet promise to myself that I’d find him again once these trials were over.There was a small, beat-up wooden boat tied to a post nearby. It looked like it could barely handle still water, never mind this mess, but it was all I had. Sw

Kael“The mating ritual?” I frowned, staring at my father.“Yes,” he grunted. “There’s almost no time left. The three of you have to claim her physically.”He said it so casually that I felt my stomach turn. Even after everything, the thought of touching her like that still felt wrong. Mate or not, she was still the servant who had lived under our roof for years. The idea of sharing a bed with her made something ugly twist in my chest.“It can’t be today,” I said. “You just told us she needs weeks to recover.”“She does,” he agreed. “But this matters for the pack. If she made it through those trials, she can handle a few minutes with the three of you.”Soren made a disgusted sound and shoved his plate away.“A few minutes?” he said, voice sharp. “You’re seriously telling us to—”“Look,” Father cut him off. “I don’t care about the details. Just do it and seal the bond.”“We’re not doing it,” I said flatly. “Not like this.”Thorne’s expression was dark. “She’s a servant. You’ve spent y