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Sabel dropped to the floor before she was coming at me. “Oh, Tim. Are you okay?” She asked as I was nodding at her, even though it was hurting like fucking hell. “Well, I think my work is done here,” Kade said before he was pulling something out of the pocket. It was a device but I don’t know what it was. Kade looked at us before he was waving his hand and his father was behind him, ready to take a journey with him. “Now that I have to go, I bid you guys Adieu. I hope to see my niece or nephew in a few months. Ciao,” Kade said before he was opening the portal from the small device and they went through. After that, it was silence.

Felicia's question about the rogue's fate elicits a momentary grin from Alpha Kaden, a glint of pride in his eyes as he responds with a hint of satisfaction, "Who says he is still alive?" Understanding the implicit message in his words, Felicia nods in silent acknowledgment as Alpha Kaden reveals the grim truth behind the rogue's demise. "I killed him and left his body for his pack to see. This might be a warning for them," his words carry a weight of authority and a hint of menace, a testament to the unforgiving nature of their world.

COMPLETED | Full Story Available Lyra Darkfur has always believed the fated mate bond is a blessing, until it becomes her curse. On the night of the Blood Moon, she discovers her mate is Kael Stormrunner, the ruthless Alpha of the most feared pack. Instead of claiming her, he publicly rejects her, driven by a prophecy from the Moon Goddess that names Lyra as the cause of his pack’s destruction. But rejection doesn’t break their bond. It awakens something far more dangerous. Cast among rogues, Lyra uncovers a rare power tied to the Moon Goddess herself and is forced to fight, survive, and rise beyond the weak omega she was raised to be. As war threatens the packs and secrets unravel, Ka

“Look, I have to go. I'm paranoid that even my phone isn't safe anymore. Just... be careful, okay?” Click. The line goes completely dead before I can even tell him goodbye. I lower the phone slowly, staring at the blank screen as a heavy dread settles over my entire body. Evan is completely compromised. He lost everything. Years of data, memories, and his financial stability, because Cade undoubtedly ordered Max to deploy a digital execution squad to clear his tracks.

Kade looked up when she came in and the sensitivity was still running, I could see it in the slight unfocus of his expression, and whatever he read from Sola's frequency made him go very still for one second before he managed himself. Adaeze watched all of this. Said nothing. Sola poured her tea and stood at the counter and said, "How is it going." "Early," Kade said. "The work," she said. "Adaeze says I am a tracker not a broad receiver," he said. "Which apparently explains some things." Sola looked at him over her cup. "Does it," she said. "Apparently," he said. They looked at each other. Then Charlotte came downstairs and the moment broke and the kitchen became the morning kitchen and Ada

I could already see his mind going into strategy mode. “No man,” he said. “I’m surprised to say it, but Cade is on our side. He swore loyalty to Kaeleigh the other day too.” “Are you sure?” Jensen asked. “He’s not playing you?” “Nope.” I shrugged because Adam seemed so sure. “The reason why I know he’s for real, why he was at the funeral, was because he is Zoey’s fated mate.” “What?” Jensen said, his jaw dropped at the news, while I just grinned

“We’ve had to adjust our strategy.” “Explain.” “The introduction of Kade into the equation has complicated matters,” another voice chimed in, this one belonging to a woman with sharp features and piercing blue eyes. “Kade’s involvement was unexpected, but we’re monitoring him closely. His loyalty to Ace is well-known, but we believe it can be exploited.” The Architect steepled his fingers, considering this new information. “Kade is a wildcard, but he can be managed. Keep the pressure on Evelyn. Push her to the brink, but not over it. We need her alive and cooperative.”

It would not adapt under her handling. Instead of stopping there, she decided she knew better and altered the core parameters herself. The result was a complete system crash across the new product line. I tried hard not to laugh. Failing to adapt the algorithm was one thing. But rewriting base code without understanding it? What had she been thinking? Vincent's voice dropped low over the phone. "Babe, what happened before was on me. I didn't have a choice. The whole team was watching. Just come back and take a look. Please. Do it for me."

“Sandy, I'll see you when I get to the office.” “Wait, don't hang up. I have questions.” “I am not answering.” “Sora.” “No.” “Sora.” “Goodbye, Sandy.” “You can't just say you slept with—” I hang up before she can finish and immediately regret it because now all of Kade's attention is focused entirely on me. The grin spreading across his face tells me he heard every single word. “So princess, where are we headed?” I ignore him. “I am headed to my work basement. Not sure about you.”

The ceiling was open to the sky, and the morning sun was pale and indifferent. "Kaden..." Kael was slumped against the central pedestal, his charred hand trembling. His eyes had returned to their natural color, but they were wide with a vacant, shattered horror. He looked at the empty space where the Black Ledger had been—where the Baseline had stood. "They took her," Kaden said, the realization hitting him like a physical blow. He lunged toward the edge of the broken dome, looking out over the city. "The witches. The rift. They’re gone."