Crimson Outcast
She admired the manicured beauty of the gardens they passed, while my thoughts drifting toward Amara, who had once stopped him mid-hunt to admire wildflowers no one else had noticed.
Our third was at a festival, lanterns glowing gold and crimson above the streets. Lorraine clung to his arm with perfect grace, smiling as they walked between merchant stalls and accepted well-wishes from pack members. They danced beneath the lanterns, Lorraine elegant and precise in every movement. The people adored her; they whispered of how regal she looked beside him, how fitting a match she was. I danced the steps with her, but all the while, his mind conjured the memory of Amara’s dancing—wild, free, untam
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