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Morning arrived too quietly. After everything that happened during the night, Amelia expected chaos. Police. Arguments. More shouting. Instead, the penthouse felt unnaturally calm. Almost fragile. Like everyone inside it was too emotionally exhausted to continue fighting. Amelia barely slept. Every time she closed her eyes, Natasha’s confession replayed in her head. The nurse changed the records. She helped me register one of the babies under my name. The betrayal felt deeper now. Sharper. Because this wasn’t jealousy anymore.

Amara’s POV I didn’t sleep. Every time I closed my eyes, I heard their voices ,Kael’s low and certain, the others silent but complicit. Give her to Lilith. Save the pack. By dawn, my body ached with exhaustion, but my mind was sharper than ever. I’d lived long enough as prey to know what betrayal smelled like. It wasn’t fire or steel. It was whispers. Quiet steps behind doors. Eyes that never quite met yours.

Her breathing came in short, panicked gasps. She collapsed against the back of the couch for a second, trying to steady herself. Her eyes fell on her phone screen, still open to the sample chapters of Hidden Identity: My Demigod the Alpha King. The story of hidden wolves, fated mates, and powerful Alphas suddenly felt far too real. “So this is real…” she whispered shakily, voice breaking. She couldn’t stay here. Not tonight.

Vivienne. The library shook. The storm outside the windows unfroze all at once and thunder cracked through the shelves. Crash. Books flew open. Pages tore loose and spiraled into the air around them. The silver thread between Laura and Lyralei started stretching thin. Laura tightened her grip and kept talking but her voice began to break apart. “Do not trust—” The rest was swallowed by thunder. Laura pulled her closer. “The old betrayal began with the First Alpha Queen but it echoes into my life too. History isn’t set in stone.” Her voice was fracturing now. “You have to find out about Vivienne before Nikolai is forced to choose.”

002 AUGUST The sun was harsh. It bled through the curtains, stinging my eyelids and piercing my skull. My lips were swollen, my thighs were sore in the worst and best way. The sheet reeked of sex, sweat, whiskey, and expensive cologne that didn't belong to me. Nightshade’s cologne. I groaned, rolling over dragging the sheets with me. The memories of last night hit me like a bomb. We went round after round, until I cried and passed out.

After she drifted back to sleep, I sat at the table and stared at the bills waiting for me. Hospital charges. Medication costs. Lab work. A notice stamped in red reminding me the balance was overdue. My hands trembled. The money from Luna Noir sat in my bag, untouched. More money than I had ever held at once. Enough for her meds. Enough for the next chemo session. Enough to keep her alive. I pressed my hands flat against the table and bowed my head. I couldn’t go back there. I couldn’t. Vampires. Leon. That club was a death trap.

My blood turned to pure acid. I would have recognized that mark if you had shown it to me in the pitch-black of a collapsed cave. It was the brand inked into Rafael Bloodwyn's arm when he stood on the sacred ritual grounds and called me an orphan piece of trash. It was the mark on the wrists of the guards who had dragged me by my shoulders through the mud and thrown me past the border treeline to die. I sat frozen on my knees, my hand hovering two inches above the cobblestones, my eyes locked on the crimson droplet with terrifying clarity.

" Lea choked. The moonlight filtered through the window - hours had passed. And the pendant on my neck was now a steady, malevolent crimson red. "Oh no, no... No" I stammered with my voice shaking. Shaking badly, I turn on the light on my bedside with trembling hands. Details from the visions continued to batter my thoughts. "No, not the Aiden I know." I sobbed. "Please not again." Not another betrayal." I choked at Aiden's betrayal, Alpha River's vile obsession...it was too much. I had to find Jayden, tell him what I'd learned. I rushed out of the room.

The house smelled the same, alcohol, stale smoke, cheap perfume, nothing had changed. She led me to the old couch and disappeared right after, coming back moments later with a glass of water, I took it with shaking hands, letting the coolness soothe my raw throat and calm my nerves for a split second. I was barely done when she sat across me, arms crossed, next thing I heard? “Talk.” I closed my eyes. Gathered my breath. Then I told her everything. Michael. Evelyn. The betrayal. The hospital. The pain. She listened, unmoving. No shock, no anger, just silence that filled the room.

I announced and gave Landon a wide smile. I could feel his happiness by just looking at him. It was like our wolves were communicating already. Even though he said nothing to me but just a smile, I knew he couldn’t wait to start this journey with me. “I’m proud of what you did for my daughter,” I heard my mother say as I walked into the room. “That Alexander thought he could hurt her and get away with it.” I sighed as I began to pack my things. Indeed, I didn’t think I would ever be betrayed by Alexander but his betrayal led me to a new beginning. But would it turn out to be good? Will Landon love me like he claimed? “I hope he loves me,” I said as I stuffed my clothes into my bag.