LUNAR VEIL
Every time Jonah or Rowan moved too close, Kael’s growl deepened, a feral warning that none of them dared test.
The night stretched endlessly. Evelyn’s humanity frayed more with each passing minute, her vision clouding with silver, her body burning with fever. Yet through it all, Kael never let her go. He growled against her ear, his voice a rough cadence—half command, half plea. “Breathe with me. Stay with me. You are mine, and I won’t lose you.”
And then—light.
It came slow at first, a pale bleeding of dawn through the window cracks. But as the sun rose, the fire in Evelyn’s veins began to dim. The snarls fell quiet. The trembling slowed. Her mark cooled from a searing blaze to a faint, du
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