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“Fine I’ll try, but if she dies of heart attack don’t blame me.” When I finally made it to my room, I locked the door and slide down it to the floor. Nothing had changed and I was glad. Panoramic circular windows let my gaze linger on the incredible view. Celirium’s lights were enough to illuminate the entire room. The soft mossy carpet adorned with blooming flowers welcomed my throbbing from exhaust legs. A large wooden bed with red silk sheets lured me to sleep, its thick canopy promising a good rest. The walls covered with oh- so many books sang me a lullaby of great stories.

I scoffed. “I wasn’t worried about me Ver.” I said pointedly, my eyes floating down to her small bump. She smiled, tracking my gaze. “You don’t need to worry about me either” she said softly. “Despite it all they are good men” she said, beckoning Cain to come closer. He did, still looking completley terrifying except when he looked at her. Verity was still as beautiful as ever, her face slightly more rounded with the pregnancy, her thick dark hair pulled back into a low ponytail. Her eyes were full of something new though, something I had never seen before and I hesitated to call it love; maybe it was happiness?

More than anything, she was concerned about her friend. **** This book is sequel to the first book Innocence. You have to read the first book to know the story clearly. The first book "Innocence" is available here on my Goodnovel profile. And then comes the second book "Innocence || book 2". Thanks for reading. Please vote and comment :)

the girlish voice from the other end of the door made my palms sweaty and my legs freeze. ‘Goddess, not this bitch,’ my wolf groaned. ‘Who did we offend to be faced with such bad luck this period?’ “Come in,” Kian’s gruff voice inviting her into the office almost had me hiding underneath my desk but I was a grown adult. I would not cower at the sight of a bully. “Alpha – oh.” The sweet smile on Verity’s lips dropped when she laid eyes on me. A scowl immediately replaced the amiable expression on her face. Her nostrils flared and she looked like a wild bull ready to charge.

"I am Veronica Vane. I am your one and only true Queen and Herald. No impostor can bring me down to the ground." I flew in front of Elspeth and whispered to her ear, "Even you, Elspeth… don’t have the capability to overpower me."

I broke eye contact and looked down, not knowing what to say in response. "Braelyn, I really mean it. I'm sorry for everything. I treated you so badly, humiliated you and you didn't deserve any of it." "It's stupid how I didn't even let you explain all this time. When I learnt everything from Evan and Ryan, I didn't even know what I was supposed to feel or say." Evan told me that Victoria had become silent after everything was set in front of her eyes, so silent that she had walked away to her room. While Evan was confused whether he could make her see the truth, I could guess that it was probably a lot for her to take in at once.

I won't touch her, not now or ever, but something about her makes me want to touch her. I know she is trying to talk me up and get my help. There is no help for either of us. We are both stuck here in this hell for as long as Ezra wants us. Until then, I will give in to him just like she will. She will give him every need he desires and not even know he is the one manipulating her and breaking her. I stand in the hallway, where the side door opens to Veronica's chamber. I want to see, not just hear. I want to watch him take her. I want to know just how far she will go for him.

"You think you're worthy of calling yourself Florence Kane? You're nothing but a thief who stole someone else's life. Am I right, Alanna Meyer?" The courtroom fell instantly silent. Everyone was stunned by the name. "Florence" began trembling violently. "That's a lie! You're slandering me! I don't know any Alanna Meyer!" I ignored her hysterical shouting. Instead, I slowly turned toward the man sitting beside her, whose face was filled with astonishment.

Victoria was so focused on her frantic task that she didn't hear Sheba's soft footsteps on the raised floor tiles until Sheba spoke. "You really should have checked the terminal routing logs before plugging in an unverified bypass key, Victoria," Sheba said, her voice dropping into a calm, smooth register that echoed softly through the cool room. Victoria jumped violently, letting out a sharp gasp as her tablet nearly slipped from her trembling hands. She spun around, her face instantly turning pale as paper before flushing with a mixture of raw terror and venomous rage. "Miss Sterling!" Victoria stammered, frantically trying to step in front of the console to block the glowing screen. "I...

My younger sister Lia is dead. Everyone is convinced that I was an accomplice who helped her murderer take her life. Because I was the only person who knew the killer’s identity. Yet I chose to protect that person, keeping the truth buried and refusing to reveal it. My mother knelt at my feet, crying and begging me to tell her the killer’s name. But I merely turned my face away, expressionless, and refused to say a single word. The members of the family called me a sinner. They smashed down the iron door of my cell and stormed inside, intending to punish me themselves. Later, I was locked in the underground prison. Day after day of interrogation, torture, and confinement slowly consumed my b