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Caia and Rosalind came to mind. I winced. “Some are scary.” Her hand touched my arm, pausing our walk. “Yeah, I know. It’ll be. Maybe worse. I’m just a delta – what do I know?” Her shoulders dipped. Then her eyes became more serious. “But one thing I know, Aurora, is that you worked so hard to get to where you are. An enslaved omega becoming Luna? That sounds like the kind of story people survive wars to tell. Some fairytale material.”

His wolves flanked him, the air around them crackling with restrained violence. The rogue leader stumbled backward, his confidence faltering for the first time. “Luca…” Luca tilted his head, slow and deliberate. Dangerous. “You have three seconds to explain why you’re in my territory.” The rogue leader straightened, his bravado returning. “We came for her.” He motioned to Raven. “She’s Moonborn, isn’t she? You know what that means.” Luca didn’t blink. “I do.” “Then you know we can’t allow her to live.”

"Summer, Audrey won't even look at me anymore. She's gone back overseas. You're all I have left. I swear, I've changed. Just tell me what to do. I'll do anything. Just come back to me." He pulled out a legal document with shaking hands. "I've signed over everything—my mother's inheritance, the Lenza family. I'll let you run it with me. Or without me. Please, just give me one more chance. Even if you don't love me… take it for the money. Just don't leave me." I looked at him, kneeling there like a broken man. And I saw it—his regret was real. But I wasn't the same woman anymore. I no longer softened at the sight of his tears. I wasn't moved by apologies or promises. I didn't believe in the il

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The trees were dense, their branches intertwining like twisted fingers, blocking out most of the moonlight. After what felt like hours of walking, I couldn’t take the silence any longer. “Ronan,” I whispered, “how much further?” “Not far,” he replied, glancing back at me. “Just keep moving.” But as we pushed deeper into the woods, a strange sound reached my ears—a low, distant growl. I froze, my blood turning to ice. “Did you hear that?” I asked, my voice barely a whisper. Ronan stopped, his body tensing. He nodded slowly. “We need to move. Now.”

This is your absolute last chance. She quickly followed her aunt down the dock. Prince de Conty was a beautiful ship. Olivia was becoming more and more nervous. She had never left the outskirts of the castle for very long and now she was going to a completely different country. “ Can I do this?” she thought as she froze in her tracks staring at the ship. Suddenly Brielle was there and put her arm around Olivia’s shoulders reassuringly. “It’s ok I am right here beside you. We will do it together.” Olivia looked at her aunt with tears in her eyes and gave a weak smile then nodded her head.

A voice, not her own but intimately familiar: They will call it a curse, but it was meant as mercy. Avery staggered back. Kael caught her before she fell. “What did you see?” “Someone like me,” she breathed. “Another Soulbound.” Kael’s expression hardened. “That’s impossible. The records—” “The records are lies,” she snapped, then stopped herself. Her voice trembled. “She was trying to contain it. The Vein. It broke apart because it refused her command.” Kael’s eyes flickered with disbelief, but his silence was telling — he didn’t argue.

I was wiping my mouth when my phone buzzed in my pocket. An unknown number flashed on the screen. I ignored it but it rang again. On the third time, something about the stubbornness of it made me snatch it up. . “Hello.” “Is this Lily?” The voice was deep and calm. It was familiar but I couldn’t place where I had heard it before. “Yes. Who is this?” “Aaron. The man you met at the club the other night.” The white-haired stranger. He hadn’t crossed my mind since that night.

“What do I do? Jasmine, treat her please treat her!” Jasmine reached for my hand. “Listen to me carefully. Leukemia is treatable but not here. The best treatment is in New York. It’s the only place that can give her the chance she needs.” I sank onto a chair, the room spinning. What did God want from me now? Why all this? I can’t go there, you know that, Jasmine. You know everything.” “I do know,” Jasmine said quietly. “But you have to go. It’s the only option, and there isn’t much time to think.”

I really didn’t want to see anyone else at that moment except Freya and, by coincidence or plan, Aaliyah. “The journey ahead is long. You are strong. You’ll be fine.” Aaliyah tried encouraging me but I didn’t want it from her. “Take this…” She removed the back and gave it to me. “Inside it are what you need for your journey. There’s a compass that glows when you get closer to your destination.” I took the bag and hung it around my neck. The sun completely set. My ride had arrived. It was time to go. We walked together to the car the was waiting for me. My luggage was in the car already.