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added Benjamin emphatically. Ivory glanced at the baseball bat leaning beside her twins' wardrobe. Slowly but surely, Ivory intended to grab it to attack Benjamin so that the vampire would not be free to do his evil deeds. Even until death, Ivory would not let anyone touch her twin babies again. But Ben realized Ivory's intention, "Please, Ivy. Don't do this. I don't want a fight. Don't you understand that I just want to talk to you!" "You're a liar! Traitor! You don't deserve to be trusted!"

I was breathing heavily and maintained eye contact with her. "This is going to be interesting, good luck with that" Larry says to me as i transform, he sits back to enjoy the fight. We both jump and collide midair and fall down with a huge thud, Ivy gets on top of me and starts biting my neck uncontrollably while growling heavily, she had grown stronger but I couldn't let her overpower me, i roll around and manage to het to my feet, my neck was hurting so bad but i attack her again overpowering her this time, scratching her ruthlessly with my sharp claws and in a second, I felt a pain on my back, it was Larry, he had shot me with the poison, i fall on my back as I slowly shift to human, groa

Iron grates began to slide shut over the exits. "We have to go," Ivy said, grabbing Dante’s hand. But Dante didn't move. He was looking at his own hands, the hands that had caged her, marked her, and loved her. "What if he’s right, Ivy? What if I’m killing you just by being near you? What if my love is poison?" Ivy turned to him, her eyes burning with a fierce, dark light. She didn't try to comfort him with lies. She used the only truth they had left—the truth of their shared ruination. She stepped into his space, her body pressing against his, her hands framing his face.

A grin tugging at my lips as he brushed my hair back roughly, his thumb smearing blood across my cheek like some twisted brand. “I swear, Lila… you’re poison. And I want every drop,” he said, slamming into me one last time, and emptying every last drop before pulling away, his voice low, almost reverent. I laughed, short and cruel. “Good. And you'll have it all. But now, it’s time.” His expression sobered instantly. He knew what I meant…Ivy. We didn’t need more words as he covered me up with his shirt. He walked me to the motorcycle, silence heavy but charged, and drove until the lights disappeared and only the forest remained ahead. The night air was sharp, cutting through the haze of every

I raged, refusing to take this insult. Now I was fired up. I got to my feet and said, pointing at Bane, who was cracking her knuckles restlessly, "If someone's going to be leaving this forest alive, it's going to be me. I'll make sure I end you, you abomination." "That's every Ivy's middle name. Abomination!" She grinned, springing her claws out, ready for the fight. Since that's what she wants, then she's going to get it! With speed, at the same time, Bane and I charged at each other, running our claws and fists at each other.

My body felt heavy, reluctant to leave the warmth of the bed, but Ivy's voice had already set the day in motion. I dragged myself out of bed and padded softly to the door, curious about what had her so excited this early. As I reached the hallway, I froze, my breath catching in my throat at the sight before me. Xavier, in all his strikingly handsome glory, was crouched down on the floor, playing an energetic game of hide and seek with Ivy. The way he moved with grace and ease, his sharp features softened by a rare smile, made it hard to believe this was the same man who usually exuded such coldness. Ivy was giggling uncontrollably as she darted around the room, trying to escape his grasp, an

I fought his grasp. "You're not stronger than me, Ivy," Roy chuckled. "Look, stop running away." "Running? I'm walking away because if I don't, I'm going to kill him!" I shouted. "And scream it some more!" Roy retorted. The rain began to fall harder, and the sound of the drops hitting the pavement and buildings echoed in the air. My dress is now suctioning to my body like a second skin, making breathing difficult. I stood there panting angrily, wishing this entire day had never happened.

I asked as I shifted to her slightly, narrowing my brows. She scoffed. "Mind your business.” “What was that?” I ask again, trailing my gaze to her clutched hand. “It’s none of your—" I lunged forward and grabbed her wrist. Prying her fingers open as she struggled. A tiny glass bottle slipped out of her hands and clinked against the cave floor. I bent and picked it up and gasped. “Poison ivy,” I peered at her. "This is poison ivy.” Morgana blinked, stunned. “That’s impossible. Poison Ivy was destroyed a thousand years ago.”

She wanted to crawl to Quinn but Elder John and Samuel watched her curiously. “What’s the matter, Ivy, what happened to show me what you’re made of?” Elder John taunted. “Leave her be!” Quinn growled, getting to his feet. The poison was getting to him, but he had to show John he wasn’t weak. “Stay down dog!” John growled kicking him in the face. “The more you fight the poison the longer it takes to kill you. You might as well just lay there and let it work its magic.” Ivy tried getting to her feet, but she was too weak. She was able to get to her knees.

Ivy exclaimed, rushing to grab the kitten. She scooped up Luna and deposited her into her basket before turning back to Victor. "Victor, I'm so sorry!" Ivy cried, trying to help him sit up. But Victor pushed her away, his eyes blazing with anger. Ivy knew she had gone too far. She needed to think fast to divert his attention from his allergic reaction. Without hesitation, Ivy leaned in and pressed her lips to Victor's. The kiss was meant to distract him, but as soon as their lips touched, Ivy felt a spark of electricity.