Not Today, Alphas!
Gabriel was trying not to lose his temper, and I had to keep reminding myself why we needed this fae.
I led him through the halls and up the stairs to Eris’s chambers. The room had been changed—darker now, as the curtains were drawn, and the air felt lighter. Eris was on the bed, her body was so still, and her face was pale and hollow. Her eyes were empty, staring at nothing.
Her skin was almost transparent, stretched too thin over her bones.
“She looks terrible,” I whispered, feeling a lump rise in my throat.
Sibil stepped closer, then tilted his head to the side and shrugged. “What’s the big deal? She looks fine.”
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