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I glance between them, unsure of who will throw the first plate. Dawn grabs her bag from the couch, pulls her phone out, and waves it once before unlocking it. “Let me guess. Some new links, some screenshots, another bloody breadcrumb. Fine. Let me open the damn thing. Or better yet, why don’t you just spit it out here? Since apparently you think I am the problem, go ahead. Show us what you found.” The room is dead quiet. Xavier slowly leans forward. “Alessandro. Start talking.”

I kept my hands folded on the table with my face composed and my eyes moving steadily around the room even though everything underneath that stillness was anything but still. Xavier stood and the room quieted the way rooms quieted for him not because anyone called for silence but because his presence made noise feel unnecessary. "I want to formally introduce the woman who will stand beside me as Luna of the Hallow Pack" he announced and his voice carried the length of the table without effort. "Gwendolyn Rivers." The sound that moved through the room after that was not applause instead it was the grunt of people who had opinions but they were still deciding how loudly to express it and in the silence that followed it, I felt the coldness of every stare that was landing on me one by one.

It had gotten so late so fast. “Kaldar...” This time it was her voice that was a mere whisper. I had gotten so lost in her the lively scent of her hair I had forgot to hold the urge back. I groaned as I let go of her body, pressing the back of my hands to my eyes as I felt the beastly aura awaken within me. “Kaldar?” Dawn’s voice had turned into one filled with horror . I could hear myself growl, a strange electric tingle settling behind my teeth as my canines elongated.

Kendrick’s voice boomed. The room seemed to hold its breath as I grabbed the phone, my thumb hovering over the answer button. I snapped up as Alison sat up next to me, I simply put it on loud for Alison to hear “Showtime,” I whispered to her “Hello! Xander,” Kendrick’s voice drawled through the line, smooth as silk but less dangerous. I gritted my teeth. “You got my terms.” A beat of silence. “Red Dawn works.” That was it. No pleasantries. No explanation.

He grinned at me, his eyes shining with pride. “But, on a serious note, how are you holding up?” Reluctantly, I left Xander's safe embrace. “Yeah. I was really scared though.” “Damien suddenly stopped fighting to stare at the sky before murmuring about a concussion. Alpha Xander and I looked up, saw a giant vine and a falling Hera. We came running after that.” “It was really awesome. Although, I didn't expect you to react like that.” Frowning, I replied “It was like reflex. It just happened.”

“I know.” Xander lowered his sword. “And what about you?” I didn’t answer. The Calm Before the Storm. That night, I stood on the balcony of the eastern tower, looking over Riverdale. Torches lit the walls. Warriors moved in formation. The smell of rain was in the air. Tristan appeared behind me, silent. “Tomorrow,” he said, “Dexter moves.” “How do you know?” “I’ve seen the signs. The way he operates—he softens defenses, then strikes in waves. The attack will come at dawn.”

Dawn jumps into the fray, tearing the rogues apart with the help of the still standing, but now bleeding, warrior. ‘Get your friend to the hospital, and get those wounds checked out!’ I order the warrior as the last rogue falls to the ground as Dawn lets him go after destroying him and almost severing his head from his body. Someone teleports out of the blue, and Dawn immediately puts herself between the person and her pack members, growling lowly and crouching down, ready to strike.

****************** DAWN’S HOME Dawn stared blankly at the wall; emotions were void in her eyes as she replayed Xander’s words. His eyes haunted her. She couldn’t sleep a wink all through the night. After all of the years, she sacrificed to be with Xander. She can’t believe he would spend the rest of his life with someone else besides him.

Dawn said pointedly. Finally, a few minutes passed, and they were home. The car stopped, and Dawn lost no time getting out, grabbing her bag, and heading inside. Upon entering, her anger propelled her up the stairs where she stepped on and found a dark brown bottle with a black top. Dawn reacted swiftly, picking up the object and reading the label, "Serum X". She was puzzled, prompting her to open the container and cautiously smell the contents; it had a faint, pungent aroma. A familiar smell puzzled Dawn, but before she could figure it out, her parents walked in through the opened front door. To avoid her father, Dawn hid the bottle and went upstairs, locking her bedroom door. She set the bag down, sat, and examined the bottle she'd taken from her pocket. She couldn't shake the smell from her mind. Due to today's events, Dawn is exhausted and decided to shower before going to bed. After taking her shower and putting on her nightclothes, she crawled into her bed and lay there till the darkness took over.

Delta team had done a lot more recon than that, but this vampire didn’t need to know that. “How old are you?” “Uh, twenty-six?” Xavier said. “No, how long have you been a vampire, son?” “About seven years.” John eyed Xavier, then shifted his attention to Alaric. “What are your names?” he said. “I am Alaric Valko, Alpha of New Dawn. This is my mate and Luna, Thea Lyall. This is Gaia, the eldest high priestess on the west coast, and this is Xavier.”

Her eyes fly open, but she sees nothing, pupils blown wide with shock. The bond explodes between us like a star being born. I drop to my knees, unprepared for the sensory onslaught. Across from me, Rain does the same, a strangled sound escaping his throat. Dawn's consciousness floods into mine—fragments of her fear as she faced Sorin, her wonder at Rain's dragon form, her confusion and pain as the shadow magic drained her light. Beneath those immediate sensations run deeper currents—her determination, her loneliness, her hunger for belonging.

" and at this point, I can gladly attest how valuable information is. After severally reading the article on anxiety disorder from the book, I got a mental picture of what I was dealing it. I was able to analyze the ailment and work towards realizing the proffered solutions. I hurried home. I just can't wait for my first session with Dr. Amrah the next day. I went inside our room, glanced at the wall clock, it was 4:30pm. I have spent about 3 hours in the library. Meanwhile I dropped Kiki and Tami in the bar before going to the library. I wanted to do something, like check on Layo at the football field or possibly go to the bar. However, my mother had instructed me to stay at home and do nothing. The lunch my mother and Osifa made will be sufficient so serve as dinner so basically there was nothing to do. I laid on our bed facing the ceiling, unable to fall asleep. I tossed from one end to the other. I was bored and wasn't willing to defy my mother's order. I was away from the bar for just a day and I was missing it already. It seemed I had gotten acquainted to it

Chapter 60 As the sun falls into the horizon, the people, or should I say the werewolves, of the town of Dusk and Dawn starts to gather at our place. Tonight the alpha’s madness will end. Tonight, everything will be more normal and free. No more threats and darkness. Only good, light, and life.

The exact same way I had sounded when I heard about Xander for the first time too. “My twin brother,” Xavier answered and as soon as he did, I heard a gasp resonate across the room. I didn’t need to see to know that it was Zade and it surprised me to know that Xavier had managed to keep Xander so hidden away from the world that only a few people actually knew about him. “You have a twin?” “Yes.” “Yes!” Ryan and Xavier said in uniform. “But that’s besides the point right now.” Xavier said, snapping at Zade. “He’s found Dawn’s family and he’s kidnapped them from the secure bunker we hid them at… and now, he’s asking for Dawn in exchange for her family.”

Chapter 74 – The First Counterstrike The Abbott estate had never felt so tense. Every corner seemed alive with anticipation, the air heavy with unspoken threats. Brenda and Jake’s manipulations had reached a peak, and the time had come for the Abbott family to strike back. This was no longer about survival—it was about reclaiming control, exposing deception, and restoring the balance that had been shattered. Dawn of Action Mother awoke before sunrise, her mind already planning every move with meticulous precision. She brewed tea, but the warmth did little to soothe the fire in her chest. Lou entered with new intelligence—messages intercepted from Brenda’s network, Jake’s hidden communications, and details of his daily movements.

Damon’s POV Damon Montague sat across from Harrison Kendrick, his eyes locked on the older man's face. Kendrick's expression was calm, but Damon could see the tension in his shoulders. "So, Mr. Kendrick," Damon said, his voice smooth as silk. "I understand you're looking to make a deal." Kendrick nodded, his eyes narrowing. "I am. I want to expand my business, and I need your help to do it." Damon leaned back in his chair, steepling his fingers together. "I'm listening."

The anesthesia felt chilly as it was injected into my veins, matching the glacial cold I felt in my heart. When I woke up, my body felt hollow, like a letterbox that had a missing door. The wind blew in and rattled the empty space as it pleased. I knew at that moment that my last connection to Jesse had been severed. My phone chimed. When I looked at the screen, I noticed it was a notification from a number I didn't know. In the message was a picture of two intertwined hands. Luke's and Riley's matching tattoos on their collarbones were also in full view.

"We can't wait any longer. They'll come again." Outside, the sky was beginning to change colour, indicating that dawn was almost here. However, they all knew... this wasn't over. This was just the beginning of something much bigger. And they had no choice but to keep going. The morning breeze began to pick up as Raven, Jeremy, Lucas, and Meredith left the old theatre. Their breathing was still ragged, the adrenaline still pumping through their bodies. The rising sun gave them some respite, but they knew the horror wasn't over yet.

Never mind, it’s not like I have much of an appetite or want to be around people these days. I grab something quick from the kitchen on my way to my room. I end my day exactly how I start it, by writing good night to Corinna, waiting until the ‘delivered’ sign changes to ‘read’, where I breathe a sigh of relief and put the phone down, closing my eyes with the knowledge she’s still there. Two weeks later, everything changes. Xander lost an ally and pack, whereas I lost my Lead Warrior, but I gained a new ally, an Alpha, along with his brand new Luna and a pack willing to help us.

Rowan nodded and ran to gather wolves. I watched them ride out. Six shapes disappearing into the dark. The bond pulled. Weak. Desperate. Hold on, I thought at Kael. Just hold on. Dawn was two hours away. The rogues were coming. And Kael was bleeding somewhere in the dark. Everything was falling apart.