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Lara listened to everything he said. "There are indeed more and more people who choose to stay sober like that, and it clearly works. There are also those who attend a group like this and never say a word. They simply come to seek strength and energy. And then there are those like us who enjoy doing this. Sharing our struggles, telling the story of our battles to help others, to let those who are just starting know that they are not alone. The person here who is sharing their war has been in the same place as them. The burden becomes lighter when we share it. We want you to know that you are welcome here, whether you choose to share your struggles or not, and don't despair because you haven'

"I'm aware of your concerns. So I'm about to take action and recruit a few allies." Amari rubbed his hands together and smirked. "Allies? Come on, Andrew, who in Chetvine would still side with you? From what I know, this city's full of people who'd love to see you dead. Where exactly are you finding these allies? Andrew smirked. "Times change, Amari. Effort always brings results. Sure, I've got plenty of enemies, and most won't give me the time of day, but Chetvine isn't entirely filled with my enemies.

Ben smirked “This is a win for you and work for me.” Jefferson raised his eyebrows. “The way this team operates is inhumane. Most people, at least the ones we have encountered are embedded with a chip to destruct causing internal injuries if their communication link is broken for longer than their agreed time limit.” Jefferson frowned. “All the same, we don’t mind getting rid of a scum for you.” Ben pursed his smile “You can owe us this one as well. More importantly…” Ben paused. “We can finally get rid of you.” Ed laughed.

Another click of the trigger, another body dropped down. “Keigh, your right!” I turned just in time to parry a man charging at me with a crowbar. I ducked low, kicked his knees, then slammed the butt of my gun against his jaw. I found myself behind Isabella’s back. Both of us covered each other, like we were meant to fight side-by-side. In fact, thinking about it, we have been fighting enemies together, than fighting each other often these days. I took down another one, checking our surroundings in case of any reinforcements.

In the world that was so crazily off-kilter, he seemed to be the one real thing remaining. But perhaps he had been affected by the Enemy? This must be it. Damagers! Yes. Svetlana suddenly remembered one of the definitions in her lost notebook. The teacher had been talking about a new kind of the Enemy that had been spotted in the factory precinct. Called vrediteli or damagers, these were fat colonies of pallid worms that had the ability to imitate, albeit imperfectly, a human being. Stuffed into a business suit, their swarming heads covered by a wide-brimmed hat, they could pass for a manager or a supervisor as long as one did not look too closely. When they approached a vulnerable piece of

Penny shrugged. “So, giving them a potential false vision would be counterproductive.” I clarified. “Correct. It will be a last resort, but don’t minimize the need for personal conversations.” “After this, you will have amazing contacts. Moving forward, you will be unstoppable.” Ben said. I was unstoppable now, but I knew what he meant. Only Adron had the power to stop or kill me, but after he is dead, I would have gained allies. Allies that will help keep the world in a consistent healthy co-existence.

She was my anchor, my reason for fighting, and I would do whatever it took to ensure her well-being. The war raged on, each blow, shot, or clash of steel sent shockwaves through my body. The battlefield soon became a valley of death. The ground stained crimson with the blood of fallen enemies and mates. As the battle continued, I watched in horror as my father-in-law’s forces unleashed their secret weapon: the rogues. These were the same humans we had encountered in the factory, now transformed into monstrous creatures driven by ruthless aggression and control. The sight of these enhanced beings filled me with a sickening feeling. They tore through our ranks with brutal strength, their enhan

And in the end, we didn’t become the people we once were. We became better. We had survived. We had grown. And for the first time, we could finally be together—not as enemies, not as victims of our past, but as partners in the truest sense. Because what we had now was stronger than obsession. Stronger than pain. Stronger than anything we had ever known. And I knew, without a doubt, that this time, it would last.

Brynn shot me a sharp glance. "If there's an enemy that is out to get him, isn't it safe for us to partner with whoever that may be?" He suggested, his gaze darting from mine to Enrique's. "You know the saying "an enemy of my enemy is my friend". If they are looking to destroy this idiot Alpha, they might be useful to us."

He took a deep breath and spoke, his entire body tense. "Our enemy is not Silverbrook pack as a whole. For now, they're our allies. " There were shouts of surprise in the crowd. I understood their reactions, but it was a necessity to address all these. “We're going to help each other because we're both victims of this person called Spencer Auster’s, and his attacks. His aim is to harm us and we cannot let that happen. ”The intensity of his voice increased. “He could have spies in this pack or Silverbrook, we don't