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she said, he nodded and kept it back in his pocket, he brought out his books with a frustrated look, his life just kept getting complicated..... The backyard of the house belonging to the town mayor swirled as a dark ring ripped open in the fabric of time, it rotated in an anticlockwise manner.

Jason asked with a knowing grin. “I'm not your regular type of witch, of course I would deviate from regular class lessons.” Sebastian responded with a smirk. “Everyone, stand close to me, and place a hand on my shoulder.” He instructed and they formed a small circle around him, Jason and Kyle placed a hand on his shoulder while Carly simply held his hand. Sebastian shut his eyes for a few seconds, and when he opened them again, they glowed like crystals in a dark cave. In a blink of an eye, they all disappeared and appeared right in front of Cruella's detention cell.

And the loom exploded into light, soft, otherworldly light pouring out of the fine structure of the loom, filling the room with an unworldly brilliance. The tapestry glowed, the silver threads re-fashioning their patterns of destiny, not erasing the past, but moving the design into potential. There was a new strand that quivered, lighter in weight than the rest, quivering with hope, emanating power. “The Moon Fang.” Dorian's hand extended and closed around it, the palm curving against the icy smoothness of the relic. The room disappeared, the loom disappeared, the tapestry unweaving into nothing, not even a hint that it ever had existed. He stood once more before the Goddess, the moon fang c

It was the place the Circle had used to create — and erase — lives. And it was alive. The moment Ophelia, Carl, Tobias, Nina, Elara, and Ezra stepped inside, the world shifted. Not just the walls. Themselves. Their memories rewrote. Names flickered. Images bent. Time reversed and doubled back. Tobias gasped. “It’s pulling from our subconscious… creating reality loops.” Nina’s fingers sparked with bloodfire. “We don’t stop it soon, we’ll cease to exist.” Elara’s reflection in the mirrored wall winked at her.

Chapter 77 - Ashina - Lucian held me tight after we were done and slept peacefully like a baby I did not miss it, yet again he had called me Ashina in the deed I could not understand it. I stayed up thinking about how every moment ignited a different but familiar kind of feeling The same one I always had in the past when I thought things were good I eventually fell asleep and when I woke up I was expecting to see the other side of the bed empty Just like it was the last time when Lucian had gone

Author’s Note: I apologize for any confusion. There has been a mix-up with chapters 77, 78, 79, and 80. I’ve made some corrections to these chapters, so I kindly request that you re-read them to ensure you have the correct version of the story. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

This required some reorganization, resulting in scenes being temporarily missing or repeated. However, I'm thrilled to inform you that with the approved edits, all chapters you have already accessed will now reflect the new changes. I kindly request you to revisit the chapters numbered 7 through 13, as these are the ones most affected by the recent updates. You'll find that missing scenes have been added, and any repeated scenes have been adjusted for a smoother reading experience. Your feedback is incredibly valuable to me as an author. If you have any thoughts, suggestions, or observations regarding the recent changes or any other aspect of the book, I would be truly grateful to hear from

Seven renewal certificates. Every single one had my signature and Corbin's. A note from Maya was clipped to the top: "He thought collecting all seven would summon you back like some kind of twisted fairy tale." I stared at the documents, and a slow smile spread across my face. Fated mates? If seven rejections could still be called fate, then nothing in this world was an accident. I gently pressed the call button on the phone. "How may I help you?" the bellhop asked, returning quickly.

He leaned against the opposite wall, arms folding loosely, gaze dragging over me like hunger itself. “Your time will be up soon,” he said quietly. “Come and find me in my study when it restarts.” “What—” He straightened. Turned. Walked away. I reached for him— That was when the world cracked. Folded. Black. time loop rebooted. — Noise slammed into me again. Same hall. Same black dress. Same funeral. I didn’t hesitate this time. I dodged Brielle. Shoved Molly aside. Astrid opened her mouth.

He sobbed at Yuki. Gathering her last energy, Yuki managed to move one of her hands and touch Fūma's face with a weak smile. She said, "Fuma, this is not your fault. I-I, I'm also guilty. I'm sorry…. I'm sorry. I lo-love you, Fūma. Sorry, because of me.... You have to suffer. I -I make you hurt, and.... You, you have to feel this pain again. I'm sorry.... If only I had never existed. If only I had died back then, maybe.... Maybe now you do not have to feel anything for my departure. I'm sorry... Fūma. Please... Fūma. Please... forgive me.... Please, do not be sad.... No, do-don't cry Fūma…." "Sssttt.... What are you saying? Yuki, this is not your fault. You better keep your energy. I'll trea