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My heart thunders, but I keep running, the sound of pounding feet behind me echoing closer. Lamen and his crew are chasing me, their snarls filling the air. What a mate to have, one who only wants to hunt me down. I push harder, my legs burning but steady. Somehow, there's something deep inside me, a strength I didn't know I had. My paws barely touch the asphalt as the lights of passing cars streak by in a blur.

Yet, momentum propelled him onward. In the distance, the sounds of laughter echoed faintly. Only the dark silhouettes of trees stood silently, waiting without a word. Breath ripped through his chest. His muscles screamed with every step. Yet he pressed on—running long after his strength had failed, collapsing heavily beside a narrow stream that cut between stones, sharp and gleaming like polished metal.

I murmur, and for the first time since I was born—I’m not sure I can win this. She lifts her face. Her eyes blaze like broken suns. And she whispers, almost tender: “Run.”

Closer and closer, our breaths match the same pace. I can feel his heart beat, racing just like mine. Our noses touching, I close my eyes. My lips beg for his, but I can't. His brush against mine, the heat of his breath warming the tip of my nose. Closer and closer and...closer... Only a whisper away, one escapes. "Blake"

Lucian’s POV Trees blurs as we run. Branches whip past me, roots tear at my boots, the night air burns cold in my lungs. Every step pounds with the same thought: Too late. Too late. Too late. Behind me, Rock keeps pace, his breath a steady rhythm. There's no sign of the Shaded Moon Pack. So much for wishing they'd listen.

I could not dawdle now—Sophia's heavies were already bellowing in the distance, their cries echoing as they gave pursuit. Every step was an eternity as I ran down the desolate streets, gasping, my body protesting, my breathing ragged. My vision dulled through sweat and tears, and the world swirled around me in a blur of dizziness. I could hear the heavy pats of the people behind me closing in, their voices course in the night air. The sound drove me on, maddened and propelled by fear.

Birds chirping leaves rustling, and the distant roar of a predator. Suddenly, the forest erupted into chaos. A snarling mass of fur and teeth burst from the underbrush, sending me stumbling backwards. “Now I want you to do just one thing for me,” Bruno stated, gawking at me, “Run like your life depends on it and don't look back.” Trembling, I nodded, raising my heavy feet to run but then, I tripped over a hidden root and crashed to the ground, the wind knocked from my lungs.

Not careful steps. I ran hard. My feet hit the ground fast, my lungs burning as I pushed forward. Branches scratched my arms. Leaves tore at my cloak. I did not slow down. I needed distance. I needed silence. I needed to outrun the pain inside my chest. The farther I went, the louder my heartbeat grew. The mark on my arm burned, spreading heat through my body. My vision blurred. Blue filled my sight. I stumbled, then dropped to my knees. A sound tore from my throat, half growl, half cry. My bones felt like they were shifting, pressing, demanding release.

The forest blurs around me, and the pounding of my paws becomes a rhythm that drowns out the noise in my head. I run to clear the fog. To silence the memory of her voice. To outrun the weight of what’s coming.

He spent last night with her, this pain was getting more than I could bear. "Everyone run ten laps, the last gets punished. Now!" Kaden orders, immediately everyone takes to their heels, trying to stay ahead. "Come on Ava, you do not want to get punished." Krys smiles at me, tugging me along. I ran for like eight laps and that was when my vision began to get blurry. I couldn't even see where I was going, the only thing I could focus on was the sound of krys's voice. "Why are you slowing down? We are going to lose." She said,