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“I was one of the top warriors at my old pack but I’ll go easy on you.” I shake his hand. “Charmed,” I say before turning away. “When everyone has a partner, I want you to distance yourself from the other teams. Make sure there are at least 5 to 8 feet in between you and the other groups. Start when you’re ready,” Ethan calls out. I scowled at Leo as he drew closer. I let my eyes wander up and down his body as I search for any signs of weakness or weak spots. He looked young but I could tell from his size that he took his training seriously.

She said, turning her head to glance at Zain who has his arms tucked into one another, his face scowling at her with undisguised irritation. "Good. You can return to your rooms. Try as much as you can to keep your distance from one another. The nurse will provide you with everything you need for your comfortable stay at our quarantine facility. Don't worry about anything and focus on having a nice day."

he added resting his forehead head against mine. "I should excuse you " I said in a low voice He helped me up, but he was still holding onto my waist. "I should excuse you " I repeated pushing his hands away. I left his room very fast, I made up my mind to keep him at arm's length, what if he had gotten far? ****

His arms were crossed over his chest as he looked between the Prince and I. “Queen Fara wants to speak with you in her room.” He said, but his stern gaze remained on the Prince. “Okay, distancing is key, four feet apart at all times.” He stepped into the room and pushed himself between us, making the Prince glare daggers into him. “What the hell was going on here, huh?” He seemed to notice the thick tension that hung silently in the air. Neither one of us had spoken since he entered the room. Not that I had wanted to say anything anymore.

"We don't have the facilities for that here, Doctor. The only major hospital that can perform such procedures is in the big city... about eight to ten hours away from here, depending on the weather and road conditions." I was silent. The world seemed to collapse on my shoulders. Eight to ten hours? In this condition? I stared at the monitor again, trying to calculate the risks, possibilities, and time. But everything was moving too fast. Julien, who had been standing anxiously outside, approached after seeing my face turning pale. "Aisha, is there anything I can help with?" "Mrs. Narti has to be taken to a major hospital immediately," my voice choked. "Otherwise..."

Avery shot Quintin an annoyed glance. "What's the use of saying this now? Can you stop chattering and figure out a way to get back?" Quintin shut up and dared not say anything again. The wind blowing through the rugged terrain made all three of them shiver. "How about walking back?" suggested Quintin. "Why don't you go ahead then? Let's see how you walk all the way back," Avery retorted. Obviously, walking back was not a practical option. The distance to their place was about 31 miles.

That quiet, controlled urgency, which always made me feel safe, was the only thing in him, no panic. Within seconds, he came to my side as he brushed his hand to my cheek also pressing that same hand to my forehead like he felt that he needed some touch so as to steady himself. “How far apart?” Shifting with discomfort, I admitted, “Not long. “Five… maybe six minutes.” He nodded once, decisive. “We’re going.”

"This is why I’m here now. We are terminating Rule Two and replacing it with a new directive: Zero Physical Contact outside of Leo's presence, and Absolute Minimum Essential Proximity when we're alone." "What does that mean?" Vivian demanded. "It means we stay three feet apart at all times," Elias said, his eyes scanning her face, his focus utterly relentless. "No shared meals, no working in the same room, and no conversations that stray beyond business or Leo. We treat each other like highly valued, but highly volatile, professional colleagues."