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Declan finishes for Rosie, who gives him a rueful smile. I follow Declan and Rosie while Jacob finishes his goodbyes. Crossing the border is something I do daily to visit Liam at his cabin just outside pack lands, but this time, it feels different. It feels foreboding, like perhaps maybe some of us won’t make it back. I stuff the feeling back down and take a deep breath, and break into a decent running pace back to the area where we confronted the Alphas.

Trixie The classroom buzzed faintly with chatter and the clack of pens against desks, but Trixie was somewhere else. Her elbow rested on her textbook, her cheek pressed into her hand, as she stared out the window. Alice had left earlier that week, along with Tyler and his parents, on a mission she couldn’t talk about publicly. Even though it was still new and strange to think of Alice as a warrior, she trusted her. Alice had a purpose now—to find others like Trixie. Gifted wolves scattered across territories, hidden from the world, waiting for a chance to be part of something again. Part of this pack.

Alice, Theodore and Skyler followed him. After ten minutes, they reached the border. While going to the border Alice saw a very beautiful lake. She wanted to go there but she could not because they did not have much time on their hands. They finally came to the border. "Start your work, Skyler. They have to go." Theodore said. Skyler sat there and started her spells. For some time they saw a few red wires on the border. It looked magical to Alice. "Wire?" "Sshh. Let her do her job. It's an invisible wire. Whenever someone tries to enter here or go there from here, these wires will give them pain, they will feel an electric shot ." Ashar said.

I Went off to the training ground to look for her but she wasn´t there and nobody I´ve talked with has seen her. Her clothes and her luggage were still in the room but the possibility of her running away was already starting to eat me up. She might have mistaken my absence in the wrong way and decided to take matters into her own hands. Again. I had linked the border patrol team and they confirmed that no one has seen Alia across or near the border today. In fact, they haven't seen her at all today. I asked Markus to check on Daniella to see if Alia was there and she wasn´t.

They should clean up and properly dispose the bodies, give their respects to their fallen comrades, reinforce the security at the borders, find out from which pack the visitors came from and inform them of the tragedy… these are just the priorities at the moment. When he closed the door, Alice further broke down. This time, she cried loudly. She’s in so much despair being left alone and blaming herself. She cried until her throat began to hurt. She got up and looked around. She must leave. Now. That’s her main thought as she grabbed an old bag from his closet and stuffed several shirts and pants inside it. She saw a drawstring bag and took it as well. This isn’t the first time she’s running

The front door had barely shut before my mother rounded on us. “If Rowan files this formally, we may lose the right to refuse,” she said. “He’s the Alpha of Silver Ridge Pack, and we are an old bloodline house. The Council will hear his claim first unless another pack steps in or a rival claim is recorded in time. That is why he gave us three days.” Her face tightened. “So if either of you truly has someone else in mind, he needs to step forward now.” I looked at Ivy. Ivy looked at me.

As if the weight of it had finally crushed his spine. A long time passed before he turned. His voice was barely a whisper. "Dismissed." That night, the council hall was empty. Jaxon stood alone in the darkness. Tina's screams echoed in his mind on a loop. But the face that surfaced in front of him was Alice's. Three years ago, Alice had stood on the other side of the border stone. The same snow. The same utter abandonment. And he had pushed her away with his own hands. Now it had all come back around to him, in a different form.

I admit, “but you can’t keep getting away with this shit, Alice. You’re a Luna now.” Is that even true anymore? We all but decided we want Elara, anyway. “And with Alice out of the way, we could have her any way we’d like,” Blade growls and paws at my chest. Goddess, Elara is driving us both crazy. “Fuck being a Luna,” Alice plants her hands on her hips. “Alice, …” She dives out of the bedroom before I finish my sentence and runs straight toward the front door. But I am faster and stronger. I sprint out and dive in front of her before a finger can even touch the knob.

“Then I wish you strength. Being Luna is not just power. It’s sacrifice.” Before I could respond, she turned and walked away, her steps steady, her back straight. I stood there for a moment, heart heavy. Liam was beside me instantly. “Are you okay?” “Yes,” I said, meaning it more than I expected. “She just wanted closure.” He studied my face, then nodded. “Thank you for facing that.” We resumed walking, but didn’t get far. A young guard came rushing down the hallway, breathless. “Alpha! Border patrol reports movement near the northern line. Scouts think it could be rogue remnants.”

***** Border of Hasteria – Edge of Elviria, the Elven Realm…. They left the bungalow with three guards and they all were in their wolf forms except Alison, Kevin urged Alison to climb on him so they can reach the border faster. Though she was hesitant at first but she ended up agreeing. By the time they reached the outer edge of Hasteria, the light had turned silver. Twilight wrapped the woods in softness. They stopped at the river that marked the border. Glowing trees lined the banks. A boat waited by the reeds. Before they boarded, Kevin turned away, shifted into wolf form, and asked for his robe.