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Everleigh followed their gazes and froze. Alice and Lander emerged from the edge of the trees, their presence an unwelcome intrusion. Alice looked disheveled but determined, her sharp gaze scanning the crowd. Lander, however, seemed painfully out of place. His steps faltered slightly under the weight of countless hostile stares. The tension was palpable as wolves bristled at the sight of a male human in their sacred playground.

"Still... he's going to be okay, isn't he?" "As I said, Luna, Alpha will be fine," Landon replied, his eyes filled with compassion. "To be honest, Alpha pushed his body beyond its limits. He fought two Alphas in a single night, and that was no easy feat. He was badly injured, but he persevered. More than that, he still managed to fight in the Lunaria Forest. Those are not battles that many could survive. If anyone can make it, it's him." Era closed her eyes dramatically, and the tears that had dried up began to fall again. "But... can he really be okay after all he's been through?"

"They make songs about different horror movies. This one is nightmare on elm street." "Ah, right," Alice smiled, listening to the lyrics. "One, two, Freddy's coming for you." She wobbled slightly as she sat beside him, leaning over to look at the album cover art. "Oi," Caleb called to her. "Stop flirting with Ahmed." "I'm just talking," Alice argued. What did Caleb care anyway? He hated her. Ahmed shifted nervously, flashed Alice a pitying glance and coughed. "I've gotta go see Lisa."

He was still young but on the cusp of getting that manly bulk to him like his father’s. “I’m Alice,” the girl introduced herself by shaking my hand before turning to Mylo, “it’s been a while, but you all look just how I remember you, but larger,” she laughed lightly as her vision passed over Alderic and a look of confusion flashed over her before she schooled her emotions. Alderic was barely paying her any attention, something Liane noticed as she too was entranced by Alderic, watching their interaction closely. Alice looked a lot like Brianna with her high cheekbones, stunning beauty, and her black hair that was poker straight in contrast to her brother’s.

“You can raise the flag now.” Reluctantly, I looked back at Mikhail and gave him a brief nod, indicating to him to initiate our submission by raising our flag. I saw how the Alpha of the Chasma pack stepped closer toward the border as he kept staring at Alexia using his cold and somber eyes. Then, Alexia started to walk as well and then I followed her lead.

And to get the essence of an Alpha… The only way was to be marked by an Alpha… And to be marked by a werewolf, an Alpha… That only means one thing… “I’m a Luna.”

I thought I would just snoop around, but now? Now all I could think of was getting to my mate. "Forget the camp," Alan snarled so loud I could have sworn he was heard in the nearby camp, and a feral growl ripped through my throat as I agreed with him. “Forget everything and get to Ina now.” I made it past the camp easily and soon found the border Ina mentioned earlier. “The security is tighter.” Alan gasped when he saw the line-up of werewolf warriors at the border.

"I know." "But you didn't make those choices for him. That's not your burden to carry." Fresh tears filled her eyes. "Thank you." After she left, I sat at my desk for a long time. The photograph stared up at me. Young Allen. Innocent Allen. Before everything twisted. Alice knocked and entered. She carried a small package in her hands. "This just arrived for you." She said My stomach dropped. "From Lisa Park?" "The return address says so." I opened it carefully. Inside was a letter and a small watercolor painting. Mountains at sunrise. Beautiful and hopeful.

*Starblood Borderlands – Dusk* The air smelled of smoke before anyone saw the flames. Aiden rumbled restlessly inside Ryder’s chest as the wind shifted, carrying the acrid sting of burning pine. Somewhere beyond the ridges, Silver Fang was moving again—bolder now, testing the cracks Alpha Thorne had warned them about.

“It’s not like I want this stupid office anyway.” When she stood up, Alice caught sight of a framed photo on Luna’s desk. It was a picture of her and Neil, but he looked paler and sicklier in the photo than in real life. Alice narrowed her eyes and picked up the photo. “Neil looks good in this.” As soon as Luna caught sight of what she was holding, her eyes widened. “Put down that photo.” “Why should I?” Alice sneered, then forcefully smashed the photo down onto the ground. A split second later, she stepped on the photograph, her pointy heels puncturing right into the smiling faces.