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And the wolf, my father? If Anna Glint is a witch from the Healers coven and she is my mother, then that would explain my healing ability. It would also mean I’m a half-witch and half-wolf. If my mother’s name is here, perhaps my father's name is somewhere in this room as well? But why is it here in the Blood Moon Pack? I unravel some of the scrolls, hoping to find more information. I don’t read anything useful on the scrolls, so I walk over to the bookshelves and move jars aside. I look through the books, and something falls from one of them. I look down at the small shiny object. It’s a necklace with a heart-shaped ruby.

She was walking towards her room when someone collided into her, causing her to fall. "Have you gone blind, Adara?" Zaira's sharp voice slapped through the air. Sabrina looked up to Zaira scowling down at her. Her eyes squinted in suspicion when she noticed something twinkling around her neck. The woman crouched and tugged the necklace out. Her eyes turned round and she gasped in pure shock when she realised it was the royal heirloom. Sabrina paled. Zaira's eyes were burning with fury when they flipped on her. With a rough yank, she pulled the necklace from her neck. She yelped in pain as the necklace scraped her skin. Tears brimmed her eyes and she cupped the cut with her hand.

She cackles. I turn to her, my eyes flashing in anger. Around her neck a pendant that she had bathed in Ares blood she had collected when he was in battle with a vampire a couple of years ago. It was how she had managed to cast the spell that had her leeching unto his power.

“It’s a special necklace. Make sure you don’t take it off. It’ll warn you of any approaching dangers.” The pendant was a single tear shaped black diamond place on a thin gold chain. The diamond was quite large, almost twice the size of an almond, but there was something about it that felt unusual. “How is this stone supposed to warn her of dangers?” Mary asked before I could. “Well, because it’s imbued with magic, of course!” Annabelle told us as if it were the most obvious of things. “Magic? As in, real magic?” I asked. “Oh dear!” Tobias and Annabelle exchanged a concerned look. “Did His High-I mean, Lancelot not tell you about us?”

I couldn’t let Hunter keep the necklace. I was currently up at two am on a school night. I couldn’t sleep because I kept dreaming or more like having nightmares about the Elites of King High coming for me and hunting me down the hallways like zombies. It was either I was going crazy or I was really paranoid. Not much of a difference but it only meant one thing. I had to get back the necklace because it was my safe haven. I didn’t know when it became a life line to me but it did. Although my mom’s memories were distant, her necklace was still having a huge impact on my life.

screamed Sekora excitedly pointing to the sphere sitting before her. “Really, what do you think is inside it?” asked Gordon looking intently. Just then, the compartments of the pod slid away a and a tall lady, with blue hair, blue eyes, wearing a white dress stepped out of the pod carrying a blue necklace that looked like the Heart of Kandracar from the television show Witch. The breeze stopped, the waves stopped, people stopped everything was at a complete stand still. Sekora was terrified as the lady came closer. “What the hell is going on.” Sekora asked herself sweating profusely.

The Watcher's words echoed in my mind long after it vanished into the darkness. *You cannot run from what you are, half-blood. The choice is coming. And it will not wait for you to be ready.* Stellan held me as I trembled, his arms tight around me, his warmth driving back the cold that had settled in my bones. But even he couldn't chase away the image of that symbol, burning in the Watcher's palm. The same symbol that had been carved into the temple walls. The same symbol that had appeared in my vision, in the darkness, in the moment before the chain broke.

Furious. She had stood between him and the bullies like she wasn’t afraid of anything. He remembered the necklace in his trembling hand. “If we ever meet again,” he had said, “I’ll know it’s you.” Years had passed. He had searched endlessly. Still nothing. Ethan exhaled sharply and stepped out of his car. That was when someone collided with him. Anna gasped as she lost her balance, falling forward. Strong arms caught her instinctively. Their lips brushed. Time froze.

she uttered to Nero with a displeased look on her face, which made Nero frown. Anisia removed her necklace and then looked at Callum. “This belongs to my mother, Sir, so…handle it with care,” she said to Callum and tried to walk towards him. The guards tried to stop her but Callum signalled them to not stop her. She handed her necklace to Callum and stepped back, and witnessed Callum thoroughly staring down at her necklace. “Go and call Prince Nevan here,” Callum suddenly gave that order after scanning that necklace of hers because he understood this necklace was what had helped these humans enter their world, but how did she have this necklace?

The real pearl necklace is in Sweden—I bought it back myself. [You burned down the villa. If that wasn’t enough, I’ll give you another one.] Silence. Patience snapped. I called David directly. “Is Ann home? Tell her to answer the phone.” David’s voice trembled with shock. “Richard… don’t you know? Ann… she’s already been sent to the Bloodmoon Pack.” The phone tightened in my hand as my chest constricted. The Bloodmoon… nearby. The Bonding Ceremony… imminent. She’s walking step by step into the abyss of the Bloodmoon curse.