Alpha’s Forbidden Mate
“The spindle. It’s already in the wetland. I can feel it.”
Carolina’s first instinct was to scoff, but then she saw what the twin saw. The black water beyond the luminescent garden was not quite black—it pulsed in the dark, thin white lines threading the current. Not quite a glow, more a subtraction of all else, as if the night itself was fraying, the river’s coherence eaten away thread by thread.
“Is it... burning?” Mira murmured. Her face was not afraid, just rapt.
“No,” Carolina said, staring. “It’s hungry, but it’s not fire. It’s like—” She stopped, unable to explain. Like everything she’d spent her life running from—oblivion. Or a hunger that remembered being alive.
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