Rejected Omega Princess: Meet My Overprotective Brothers
We’d wake up in a tangle, disoriented and warm, Myra standing in the doorway shaking her head fondly.
“If you’re going to collapse,” she’d say, “at least you chose somewhere soft.”
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The world outside Mooncrest walls shifted, too.
Bloodthorn opened a market that wasn’t a market of wolves.
I went once, with Mara as my unofficial guard and Damon keeping a deliberate distance at the other end of the square.
There were stalls selling cloth and tools, herbs, and carved toys.
At the entrance, a sign hung in large, plain letters:
*NO SALES OF PERSONS. NO COLLARS. NO CONTRACTS WITHOUT WITNESSES.*
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