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he said "She has to mate and be marked by her mate willingly for the prophecy not to come to pass"he said "What?"Lemuel was shocked,I was too as well,so as dad and Alec "Wait,wait,if she does that,then she'd be an HYRBID, wait what?"Alec asked so confusely "What's an HYRBID?"I asked "Vampire and a werewolf"Lemuel answered "No way"I said "That is it,you're gonna an HYRBID Mera shawn,you're gonna be the most supreme and you're gonna be in the position to bring balance,peace and unity to the two worlds,it is written already"the priest said

He looked at me saying, "I know who the Dark Witch is and I will tell you if you spare me." Drax said, "We don't need to spare you for that, I can just drink your blood, you have no bargaining chip here," Ty said, "We tasted your blood already when you foolishly picked a fight with Cayden. We know everything, your blood already told us that you don't know who she is unless you found out recently." I was done with the foolishness as we had our fun and my gold daggers were in my hand, I walked towards him to end it all and he blurted out, "Sheila, the Dark Witch is Sheila and she wants Ty, she will stop at nothing to get him, she is a hybrid, a succubus, Lissa told me." He was breathing heavil

Chen held out a small envelope expensive cream-colored paper with just her name written in bold, masculine handwriting. Aria's hands were shaking slightly as she took it. "Thank you." Mrs. Chen's sharp eyes didn't miss the tremor. "Whatever game you two are playing, be careful. Mr. Blackwood always wins." The older woman left before Aria could formulate a response. Alone in the dining room, Aria stared at the envelope. She should throw it away. Should refuse to engage. Should maintain professional boundaries. Instead, she opened it. Inside was a single card with a handwritten note:Sarah,

Light burst from my hands — silver and gold intertwined. The shadows binding me evaporated with a hiss. The ones clinging to Rowan and Zander recoiled. Warriors paused mid-battle, staring at me with awe. Morana staggered back. “IMPOSSIBLE! A hybrid cannot—” “I’M NOT A HYBRID,” I said, rising to my feet. My voice vibrated with power. “I’M SOMETHING YOU CAN’T CONTROL.” The spell slammed into the air between us. BOOOOOOM.

I breathe out in a sigh. Ariah watches me, her expression unreadable, and then she murmurs, “You guys know I’m not pure vamp, right? I’m hybrid. The wolf blood might be why she didn’t… well, die or anything bad happened.” Nate nods in thought. “Could be.” Ariah turns back to me, her gaze softening. “I still feel bad about that, Hailey. You’ve got no idea… I’m just glad you’re okay.” “You weren’t yourself.” I give her a small smile, hoping to ease her guilt. “I know you didn’t do it on purpose, so forget about it, okay?”

“Now, take off your clothes. We need to know a secret about both of us. Maybe the Moon Goddess has even planned today for a great revelation that will set us both, free and fairly strong.” “Maybe. The Moon Goddess always knows the way out of a puzzle.” I whimpered back, my eyeballs rolling around the socket. I started to feel the pleasure, and I grasped the Alpha's hands tightly too, taking them off my breasts. “Why not do that first for me to see?” “Wait! Aria, just hold on!” Alpha Kelvin suddenly interjected, curiosity written on his face and soon, anger—if I was guilty of whatever he wanted to challenge me over. “How much do you know about Ryder?”

she whispered. Beverly smiled faintly. “You’ve always had my support, Mira. You know that.” Aria’s gaze shifted to her and she rolled her eyes. “Oh, I’m sure you did offer your support. You’ve got the most twisted mind, Beverly. I blame all those ridiculously twisted dark romance novels you read.” Beverly laughed lightly. “What? Those novels are the reason I still believe in happy endings!” “Happy endings?” Aria scoffed. “Those are fantasies that only exist in books.”

"Are you aware of that?" I stopped at the door, turning to shoot a glance at her. "And should that surprise me?" "Kyril–" "Aria Stone is a hybrid. What were you expecting?" I cut in. I shrugged my shoulders and reached out to open the door.

"I have an announcement to make. Many of you know Aria. Some of you have welcomed her. Others have not." Murmurs rippled through the crowd. The Torvin wolves looked smug like they expected me to end the relationship. To bend to their pressure. They were about to be disappointed. "Aria is a hybrid. Her mother was a werewolf. Her father was a lycan. She has lived her entire life hiding this truth because she was afraid. Afraid of rejection. Afraid of violence. Afraid of people like some of you who think bloodlines matter more than character."

Jayce whispered behind me, “Lucar… your wolf is losing control because of her. Why? She’s human. She shouldn’t affect you this much.” I said nothing. Because I didn’t have an answer. All I knew was that the moment I saw her eyes… the moment she whispered please don’t hurt me… something ancient inside me broke its chains. And now? Now I couldn’t let her die. Not even if it destroyed me. Mira lit herbs, pressed runes, whispered prayers. The air grew thick with healing smoke. But the moment her energy touched Aria’s skin Aria’s body jerked violently. Her back arched off the bed.