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“I didn’t betray our Alpha’s, I just took her to our worthy Alpha.” I looked at my Delta utterly confused what the hell is he talking about taking Gemma to his worthy Alpha. Who the fuck was this worthy Alpha? I was done playing around now this shit has gone far enough. I slam my hands down on the desk as I stand releasing the full force of my Alpha aura, “If you didn’t betray me Beast who the hell is the worthy Alpha?” He’s fidgeting again knowing that he’s unable to lie, and answers through gritted teeth “Alpha Westley is our worthy Alpha.”

EMBER’S POV “Ember—” “And it hurt. Because all this while, I’ve tried so hard to be that one thing. To prove everyone wrong about what they think I am. I’ve tried to be worthy, Knox.” And here it comes, the real thing, the bottom of it, and the tears are back. “Worthy. Just—worthy. Of being loved properly, for once. Of being a mother someday, a good one, not like mine. Of being someone who rose above all of it, the eight years with Gale and all of it, someone who mattered. I’ve spent my whole life clawing toward worthy. And this—this thing inside me, this ancient, powerful thing that’s supposed to be the answer to everything—looked at me and called me nothing.” I press my hand to my chest, t

“Am I really worth it? Does someone like me, an abandoned person who was hated by everyone I know, deserve someone like the alpha prince who’s loved by everyone? I should have been the one who died! It should be my body lying cold there because my existence in this world is abominable! It should have been me! Why does he have to save me when I am the monster that should have not been born in the first place!” Gentle hands wrapped around my face, wiping my tears slowly. “Alana, you are not a monster. You are asking me if you are worthy enough to be saved by the alpha prince, then it’s a yes, Alana. William did not hesitate to save you because he loved you. Sacrifice is the most noble thing a

I never expected him to remember. My heart had just begun to soften. Then he said, "Do you think Serena will like it?" I froze before nodding. "It's beautiful. It suits her." Perhaps my calm surprised him, because Adrian offered a rare explanation. "We won last week's case because of Serena. "I can't let her work go unrewarded. As her boss, I should show some appreciation." He pinched my cheek. "If you like it, you can borrow it after she gets tired of it.

"To determine whether the bridge is worthy. Whether the foundation is strong enough to support what comes next." Her words haunt me. Worthy. Foundation. What comes next. These are not comfortable concepts. They suggest that everything I have built, everything I have sacrificed, everything I have become, is still being evaluated. I share my fears with Kael. "There is something beyond everything I know," I say. "Something that is watching. Something that is judging." "Then we will prove ourselves worthy." "How? We do not even know what worthy means in this context." He takes my hands, his silver eyes steady. "We will face whatever comes with courage. With love. With compassion. We will continu

“Maybe. But if someone’s trying to bury this story, it means there’s still something alive underneath it.” Nora exhaled. “God, you’re impossible.” “Yeah,” Caleb said, sliding the paper back to her. “But that’s what makes you good.” Aria folded the note again, slipping it into her pocket. Her coffee had gone cold, but her decision hadn’t. “Then I guess it’s time to find out who still wants me quiet.” The air inside Valente’s headquarters was heavy with the scent of money, steel, and loyalty bought in blood. The building was disguised as a logistics firm on the East River. Rows of cargo manifests and shipping schedules on every desk, but behind the locked glass doors, the real business thrived

To bind us with political chains instead of magical ones. "No," I said simply. "Miss Vale, you must understand—" Alpha Greystone started. "I understand perfectly," I interrupted, feeling power beginning to crackle around me. "You represent factions who sat safely on the sidelines while we fought and bled to defend against the Shadowed Knights." "Who offered no support, no soldiers, no resources. And now that the prophecy's fulfillment is imminent, you want to swoop in and claim authority over how I use abilities I haven't even accessed yet."

"You knew what was at stake, Kallista. Don't pretend you were dragged into this." Kallista laughed bitterly. "Oh, I see it clearly now. You didn’t care about me or Penelope—just what Jaxon Hawthorne could do for you. But guess what? I won't be a party to anything that has to do with what you benefit from him, if I can you'll both be left with nothing." Dorothea bristled. "You ungrateful—" "Ungrateful?" Kallista cut her off, her voice rising. "You’re right. I should be grateful for being handed over like some pawn in a game I didn’t sign up for!"

Liam's strength utterly transcended the boundaries of their comprehension. At that very moment, Monochrome Duo Wraiths began to question their understanding of martial arts itself. Earlier, White Wraith had considered whether he and Black Wraith should take a gamble: one of them would confront the female martial arts Ascendant, while the other would capture the man named Liam Burrey. In the end, to play it safe, they chose not to take such a reckless gamble. Now, they were painfully aware that they had made the right choice! If the woman was a martial arts Ascendant, then as for the man named Liam... they could not even begin to describe his existence!

Consider it a gift from me, the godmom, for the baby who hasn’t arrived yet. "As for Zac... Well, he’s been wishing for my death. Out of sight, out of mind. He’ll probably be happy. "..." I had planned to send Anna all these instructions via scheduled texts after I died, but here I was, saying them now.