He Is Mine
Shadows moved differently when something unnatural slipped between them, and I’d seen enough with hunters on my trail to know when the wind carried more than just the scent of pine.
And there it was again. The crunch of deliberate footsteps, not careless animal scurrying. Slow, purposeful, patient. Whoever it was knew the forest, and they knew I was here.
I drew in a breath, steadying myself. “Fernando,” I muttered under my breath.
The name felt tough. The last time I’d heard it, it had been nothing more than a rumor among pack.
The demon hunter who didn’t just kill monsters, he studied them, dissected them, found ways to twist their weaknesses into traps.
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