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The palace can be a maze, but I know each halls and most of the rooms. Gideon takes a left at the portrait gallery, then ducks into the servants’ wing. I glide behind a marble pillar and watch as he disappears behind a tapestry depicting some ancient battle. I’m on him in two beats, holding my skirts so they don’t get caught and betray me by creating any sounds. I watch him from a distance. He moves with purpose, like he’s walking back into a memory. I barely make a sound but just to be sure, I also activated a spell that will ensure he won’t be able to smell or sense me.

Jake made his way to the basement dungeon level of the building to where the interrogation room is. “Jake baby why am I in here.” Gidget asked as soon as he opened the door. She tried to put on her best innocent act. “I already told you it’s Alpha to you. And you tell me why you think you are here.” Jake stated darkly. “Oh, heavens I don’t know why I am here.” Just as she finished her statement, the guard handed Jake his phone with a video loaded. The video was the surveillance feed from outside the bathroom showing Gidget’s wolf coming out and then shifting before leaving. She was followed out by a man that he recognized as his rival from his college days.

Damon still sat unmoving, his expression seemed absent but his mind wasn't. He knew Galilea was making the wrong move, he understood her plight. After all, Galilea was the one that had introduced him to Valerie. Valerie was Galilea's sister, they were the only siblings born of their parents before their death. He knew Galilea had liked him for ages and despite the failed bondings they've involved themselves into a long time ago, the Moon still didn't fate them both as mates.

As for me, I felt that the power that was constantly pouring into my body had disappeared since the green crystal left my palm. Galen was ecstatic about the changes in his body. "No wonder you've become so strong! So it's because of this. It belongs to me now! I'm the strongest!" Galen flew out with his half-grown wings. His strength was so strong that he even knocked away Isidore, who was blocking the doorway. "Catch him!" The king ordered urgently to the warriors outside. "Catch him!" Isidore also ordered his subordinates. But Galen was flying faster and faster, and his wing was already two-thirds restored. Even if I were to go after him now, I would not be able to catch up with him.

"Thalia is the princess of the Moonstone Pack first and foremost." "Your so-called 'claim' is meaningless." Gideon swayed as if he'd been physically struck. "No... it's not like that..." He looked at me, desperate. "Thalia, tell them. Tell them about us..." "There is no 'us'." My voice was terrifyingly calm. "Beta Gideon, you must be under too much stress at work. You're hallucinating." "I suggest you see a healer." Those words shattered his last defense. Gideon collapsed into his chair, the light gone from his eyes.

“No! Kairi, stay with me! Look at me!” Across the hall, Kelra saw it too. With a furious cry, he redoubled his attack, his blows coming faster, harder, driving Gideon back toward the massive hearth. “For your Alpha!” Kelra roared to his men, and they fought with renewed, savage purpose. Gideon, realizing the tide had turned irrevocably, made a final, desperate gamble. He blocked a blow from Kelra, and with a mighty shove, sent the Beta stumbling back into his own men. In the brief opening, Gideon didn’t press the attack. He turned.

“I doubt he’ll do that. I think he’ll worship her relentlessly. He might even end the war for her. This is leverage for the war.” I exhaled. “And a curse for our love life.” I turned to Micha and said: “Why don’t we go to the living book and stop speculating?” Micha said: “Fine then, let’s go.” We entered my room. I retrieved the book from the drawer and set it on the table. Dread coiled in me over what it would reveal. I prayed Micha’s theory was wrong. I pressed the book with a trembling finger. Instantly, golden light blazed from the book, and golden letters burned into view. The book said:

The Alpha needed counsel, not from his entire inner circle, but from those he trusted most: his Beta, Thomas, and his cousin, Kane. He summoned them both, requesting their presence with an urgency that was not lost on them. Thomas and Kane arrived, their faces etched with concern. Gideon greeted them with a solemn nod before pouring three glasses of aged whiskey. "I've asked you here because I need to confide in you," Gideon began, his voice strained with emotion. "There's something happening to me, something that I can't explain." He recounted his encounters with Avla, the magnetic pull he felt towards her, the way her gaze seemed to penetrate his very soul.

I quietly said, trying not to disturb the portal with vibrations, but it was enough for him to hear, “the Culdranth.” Sharp intakes of breath were heard. I was sure that Pollies knows what this means as well. It's no surprise for her to know this. I glanced at them from behind, as my brain turned shift of what we should do. We can’t be caught in this situation. We can’t be, especially with Bellezza, a human, within our care— within my care. “This is bad,” Pollies exhaled, as we travel nearer the source of bright red light, “Alpha Daxel, what should we do?”

he said. “The man you’ve been seeing.” “Who arrived from Alexandria will lead you to your doom.” “There’s a spot,” Gaius continued, “where you always meet aside his farm…” He reached into his jacket, then reached into his coat and pulled out several folded papers. He tossed them on the table between them. They were sketches. Detailed drawings of Atlas and Jacob kissing desperately behind the cottage. “I have more,” Gaius said quietly. “My spy did a good job.” A sharp knock sounded at the door.