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Kristoff’s POV Rage is a strange thing. It doesn’t scream all at once. It coils. Tightens. Sharpens. By the time I dragged her back into the room, my hands were steady. That was how I knew I’d crossed into something colder than anger. Rissa struggled even after the door slammed shut. Not wildly…no. This time it was desperate. Silent. The kind of resistance that comes from someone who finally understands the shape of the cage they’re in.

It was very similar to how he reacted when he found out about my plan. My eyes widened as I looked around the place where we were already getting attention. "Now you want to make a scene. Go ahead. It's okay with me because I'm used to it for a long time but it's a different thing on your part. Don't mess with your name just because of me. Don't risk your family's reputation just because of me. " He suddenly stood up and moved around in my chair. Holding back the anger, he whispered to me. "Then come with me. I can't control my temper here. What you said triggers the hell out of me, Femella."

I was so eager for knowledge that I did whatever I had to do to get it, even if that meant completely disregarding caution. Anger flooded through my body at the thought of Raphael marking me. It was my fault for playing with something I didn't understand. I just didn't know what I was doing at the time. I hadn’t even realized but I had stopped everything I was working on, and I was standing there reeling in anger. This wasn’t just anger, it was deeper. It seeped into my very essence, settling deep within my core. Here, it simmered with a ferocious intensity, poised to erupt at any moment.

On the other side of the horizon, The mysterious man, The night in Italy was colder than usual, a sharp contrast to the heat of my rage. The moment I learned Amira had defied my warnings and gone to see Ryan, I felt the familiar surge of anger coursing through my veins, the kind that made me feel alive, made me feel in control. I had warned her, threatened her, yet she still defied me. Her stubbornness would be her downfall, but not yet. No, I wasn’t ready to let her go that easily.

Sara felt a strange sensation in her chest. This time she was not afraid, not the way she had been the other times when the people she loved were in danger. At that moment, she felt rage—immense rage, a blinding, piercing rage that stabbed at her heart and stomach. Her hands trembled. She grabbed the framed photograph that threatened her children’s lives and hurled it violently against the wall. The glass shattered into a thousand fragments. She took the letter and tore it apart, then threw it into the trash.

Rage smiled Rage was able to introduce himself to Mrs Clinton but he didn't meet Barry because he already fell asleep when he arrived. When Rage got home, he received a text from Aimy saying "Thanks for coming, i had a great time." so he quickly texted back "I had a great time too. See you on Monday." Johnson was watching TV when Rage entered "How did it go?." "Very well Dad, good night." Rage smiled "I know that, with the way you are smiling." "Haha very funny." (Bell rings) "We are going to be talking about......" (Voice fades)

Blake ask me with the tone of care in his voice. I clenched my fist and walked away. Blake is calling, but I am not looking at him. I keep walking until I reach my table. I sit down and take a deep breath. I get enraged every time I hear about the werewolves. I'll never forget how they killed my parents. I really want to get even with them, but I don't know how to tell if someone is human or a werewolf. I've heard they're allergic to silver. It's their flaw. Maybe I can use my silver knife on my house.

So what are you going to do about it? Die here? Let him win? Or survive? And make him regret ever walking away? I floated. Deciding. Live or die. Surrender or fight. Let them win Or become something they'll regret creating. The anger wasn't love. Wasn't hope. It wasn't anything noble. It was pure. Cold. Rage. And it was enough. Enough to grab onto. Enough to climb. Enough to want to survive.

Anger and rage rolled off me in waves as I finished reading the letter and I squeezed the paper in my hand. I growled menacingly making Lewis and Jericho back away in fright. The windows and floors vibrated at the impact of my powerful growl......

I sat there at my desk in the gray morning light of the penthouse and I looked at my hands and I breathed very carefully because what I was feeling was not something I had vocabulary for. Rage was part of it. The cold, contained kind of rage that I was actually very familiar with. The kind that didn't burn but sat heavy and permanent like iron, settled into the chest and stayed there. I'd felt this kind of rage exactly three times in my life before today. When I was nineteen and I came home early from school and found my mother packing a suitcase, her lover waiting downstairs, her decision already made and immovable. When I was twenty-six and I discovered my father had deliberately undercut