Bound To The Devil's Heir
Guards lined the edges of the room more heavily than before, their eyes sharper, their stance less casual.
And then there was Emilia.
She ate quietly, her silverware clinking in measured rhythm, but her gaze flicked to me once cold, sharp, enough to make my chest tighten.
I remembered her warning as if she’d whispered it into my ear again: If anything happens to Damien or the Alaric empire, you’ll be the first to pay.
I pushed food around my plate, appetite lost.
Damien leaned closer, his voice low. “Eat, Serena. You’ll need your strength.”
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