Bound to the Enemy’s Bed
I could feel it — not fear exactly, but something older, older than my name, older than my pack’s history.
It hummed against my bones, urging me forward even as my body screamed to turn back.
Draven’s grip tightened on my wrist.
“Don’t look at it too long,” he said, voice low, molten gold eyes scanning the curve of the gate as if expecting it to lunge at us. “The Bone Gate… remembers faces.”
“What does that even mean?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.
“It means…” He paused, jaw clenching, and for a fraction of a second something flickered in his expression — not the cold, immovable Alpha mask, but something that looked almost like fear. “It doesn’t forget anyone who crosses.”
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