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" - suzangill ... Wear your battle scars, not as a flaw but an ornament. And see them shine even brighter than gold and diamonds. Mold your weaknesses into your strength, To become the best version of the scarred beauty of yourself. .... The End .... Thank you so much for being with me on this beautiful journey. Your love, comments and votes on this book have meant the world to me. I wish you all nothing but happiness and success in life. Take care! Love you all. Your dear author, Suzan❤️

132 CHARLES' POV After leaving the place I met with Hunter where I'd finalized my transformation into Stanley Richardson, I drove the rented black Ferrari through the city streets toward my destiny. Every mile that passed brought me closer to claiming what had been stolen from me years ago—Alora, the life I deserved, and the ultimate revenge against the man who had destroyed everything I held dear.

I felt like a mistake had been carved into my flesh. The male dormitory loomed ahead, its massive structure casting dark shadows. My hands shook as I pushed open the door and slipped inside in silent steps. Nevile Wales was more than just someone to steal from; according to what I've heard in side conversations, he was a menace, the Veylar twins' rival. He was ruthless, proud, and exhibited a different form of evil. My heart raced faster with each hallway I passed and every closed door I looked at. Finally, I reached the door marked with Neville's crest, my pulse racing as I gripped the handle and slowly twisted it open.

Then it solidified, hollow-eyed and grinning: a raven’s skull, the bones black as obsidian, the eye sockets gleaming with unseen fire. Patricia leaned back slightly, smirk tugging at her lips. “Beautiful.” Gloria’s eyes glimmered with a hint of unease. “It’s alive.” Elara didn’t answer. She only stared, satisfied, her hand hovering above the raven skull, feeling its pulse through the shadows and the ink. In the quiet room, candle flames flickered against walls lined with dark magic, and the three of them waited, patient predators, for the chaos they would unleash.

Edward handled most of them while I restocked shelves and learned the layout. Around two, a woman came in looking for a specific dark romance. "Do you have anything like Butcher & Blackbird?" she asked. "I just finished it and I need something similar." Edward looked at me. "Maliya?" I stepped forward. "Have you read Haunting Adeline? Or the Broken Bride series? They've got similar dark romance vibes with morally gray love interests." Her face lit up. "I haven't read either of those. Where are they?" I led her to the romance section, pulled both books, gave her quick summaries.

Scarlett’s POV The rider’s magic surged toward me, dark and relentless. I barely managed to duck, but suddenly, the scene shifted, and I found myself standing on a battlefield. The ground was frozen, unmistakably Northern soil, and bodies lay scattered everywhere—a testament to the lives that had already been lost.

Helen-Nora Sinclair. Looking at her is like looking into a mirror, but not quite. Her hair is the same shade of brown as mine, but hers is shorter, styled to frame her face in harsh angles and make her seem more masculine. Her eyes are the same shape, the same hazel color as mine, but there is a hardness in them, a wariness that makes her look older, more worn. The broken nose I took note of in her images is subtle, barely noticeable even, unless you set your heart on looking for it. Only then do you find it there, a small imperfection that sets her apart from me. Else, we are one and the same, a pair of identical twins. Eleanor and Helen-Nora. She is clad in a faded leather jacket and jeans

“I think we’re standing in the ashes of something that hasn’t finished burning.” I smiled faintly. “You always did love fire.” She didn’t smile back. “You always underestimate how long it smolders.” There it was again — that flicker in her eyes. The same one she had before a war began. Only now, there was no war to fight. Just ghosts she couldn’t name. AMARA By noon, the heat had settled thick over the coast. I found myself in the old library, fingers tracing the spines of books that had survived fire and blood. The scent of old parchment and sea salt was grounding — real.

And the way he moved… Slow. Careful. Like every step was measured out before he took it. Like he was counting tiles under his shoes or something. I leaned forward, resting my elbows on my knees and staring at the polished kitchen floor. “Are they brothers? Or just… best friends? Business partners? Mafia twins?” I whispered, letting out a tiny, nervous laugh. “Oh God, Marina. Don’t even joke about that.” But the thought refused to go away. They looked alike — same dark hair, same tall build — but their energy couldn’t be more different.

Jackson wiped the dust from the pizza base on his jeans and focused on the laptop. “Are there books about the Bloodmoon pack I can look into?” Scarlett asked, She was never one for technology, she preferred to do her research in old school, with a notepad, highlighters, and books. Mikael nodded his head and vamped back and forth with a stack of 14 books. “Damn! I will help you with that.” Sasha offered, Scarlett gave her a grateful look with big eyes.