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I say as I lean on the table trying to make sense of the open pages laid out. "As I said, I have a few theories... For example, a one-sided soulmate bond is possible if the other party hasn't received hers or his wolf yet..." He looks at me and I shake my head since that is obviesly not the case. Kaya had a wolf, an amazing one if I might say so myself. Saf had this shiny ash-gray, silver, and white fur and she was, now that I think about as big as Sky was. "... or it could be a Duplex Vinculum, this one is a one-in-a-thousand adds. I hope you weren't so lucky." For an old man, he was a fan of using sarcasm.

“The Goddess never forsakes her children. It is the evil and greed of wolves that makes it seem so.” Her presence pressed closer, warmer. “I have been with you since the moment you turned eighteen,” she continued. “But I could not communicate with you. Dark magic stood in the way.” “Dark magic?” I stiffened. “That’s forbidden.” No one practiced dark magic anymore, not even witches. Every supernatural clan had outlawed it decades ago. Instant death was the punishment for anyone caught. “Power like that never truly disappears,” Carla replied. “There are still those who covet power.”

A flicker of approval passed through his eyes. "Good," he replied. "The resources of the Winston family are yours to use. However, you have to walk the path on your own." … Three years later, in a high-stakes boardroom, my fingers glided over a billion-dollar contract. At the head of the table, I laid down profit reports from an energy futures hedging. And under the spotlight, I signed a multi-billion-dollar rare metal mining deal. The footsteps of supporters began to converge behind me. These past three years, I had deliberately shut out all news from Nuev City.

Then I let go and faced the light. "Finish it," Ronan said quietly behind me. "Come back stronger and finish it." I stepped into the Forbidden Light. The gold swallowed me whole, and the falsified world dissolved like a dream you forget the moment you wake up. And I was gone.

THALIA No matter how far I rise, it’s only when I’m walking toward him that I feel like I’m finally home. Rogue City stinks of blood, smoke, and rot—but I’ve always found comfort in its chaos. It's the only place where monsters like me aren't judged, just measured by how sharp our teeth are. Every crumbling brick and shadowed alley whispers stories of betrayal and bloodshed. My heels click against the wet stone as I lead Celeste through the narrow streets. She clutches my hand, unaware. Sweet thing. She has no idea how deep this all goes.

Since then, he entrusted me with the task of infrastructure planning for a newly developed area. With time, our repeated intellectual exchange subtly brought us closer. … Meanwhile, Justin’s life was crumbling. I broke our mate bond with a magic scroll. Having lost his fated mate, Justin’s wolf fell into dejection. The consequences of his wolf’s decline were a lot worse than he thought. Justin lost his authority before the pack council, and several major hunting and expansion plans failed massively. Once I was gone for sure, Marissa dropped her act. No longer content with fine clothes and jewelry, she started to demand power and influence.

In this Forsaken Fortress, hailstones are a highly prized form of currency. "Come at the same time tomorrow! If you're available part-time, I'll consider employing you to fill in for the old musician when he gets tired of performing music. Before she died, Mrs. White Fox remarked. I mean, this is just too cruel. But in Forsaken Fortress, it is the situation. Li Wei was still speechless in the aisle behind the kitchen at the Chrysanthemum Flower. He was alone himself, surrounded by garbage from the brothel's kitchen. Li Wei was still in disbelief at Mrs White Fox's treatment of him when she deserted him.

The man left, saying nothing else. I sighed at the sight of the money. I would choose to eat human food instead of consuming blood, just like Liam did. In order to do that, I have to earn money because I couldn’t ask Liam’s father to give me some. But my problem was I could only work during the night. The work that happened at night was usually in clubs where people gathered to have fun. I could do that, but we were under twenty.