HIS POISONOUS POSSESSION
Inside, the flickering firelight cast long, skeletal shadows across the floor, where the 1890 photograph lay like a curse.
Dante stood over the bed, the silver vial clutched in his hand as if it were a holy relic or a poisoned chalice. His bare chest, marked by the faint, silvered lines of his own survival, heaved with a rhythmic, violent grace. He looked down at Ivy, his eyes no longer just gold, but a molten, terrifying amber.
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