Ashbound Moon
My mouth opened to argue—and then the corridor lit itself, one rune at a time, like lanterns leading us down a path I hadn’t chosen.
A path that wanted me.
Dax cursed under his breath. “The cage is calling you home.”
“I’ve never been here,” I whispered.
“That doesn’t matter,” he said. “Cages don’t care about your memory. Only your blood.”
We moved anyway, because the tunnel behind us wasn’t safe anymore. The stone kept whispering. The seam kept widening, following, insisting.
Every step forward, the air grew heavier.
Every step, the mate bond twanged—sharp and barbed—as if something on the other end was pulling, pulling, pulling.
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