Erasing the Luna
Her heartbeat quickens.
“Freya?” she calls, expecting her morning maid to answer from the dressing room.
Silence answers her.
Rhea crosses the room and opens the wardrobe, but as soon as she sees what is inside, she goes still.
The wardrobe is full, but none of the clothes belong to her. Dark coats, formal Alpha garments, spare shirts folded with military precision, Maddox’s riding cloak, Maddox’s council jacket, and Maddox’s boots line the shelves exactly where they should be, while every gown, soft house dress, ceremonial silver piece, winter shawl, hidden letter box, and packet of dried moonflowers has vanished from her side as if she never owned space there at all.