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I scan the ruined field, heart clenching. All of Teddy’s wolves are gone, but the witches … we haven’t managed to kill one. “Will their power die out with Teddy’s?” Caden asks as I force all my strength to keep my shield up, my arms shaking violently with the pressure. “That’s all we can hope for!” Kara answered, walking behind me. “Take a breath sis,” I do as she says as she places her hand on my shoulder. I feel a tingle of her power trickle through me, and it helps me reinforce my shield, the cracks slowly disappearing until it is perfect once more.

We would never get to the zoo. “Hi.” I greeted her with a kiss. “Hi, yourself. This was a nice surprise.” “If the zoo isn’t really how you wanted to spend your day, I’m up for anything.” “I’m absolutely thrilled to go to the zoo. Kade dumped you, huh?” I nodded. “He had a friend in crisis. Those guys stick together. Kade is a sergeant and he takes his duties very seriously. He looks out for his team on and off duty.” “That’s sweet. I can see him being like that. I think he wants to take care of you as well.”

With his power and connections, going after him would be utterly futile. Tears streamed down my face as I trembled and begged, "What do you want from me? If you let Kade go, I'll do anything! Please… just let him go…" Damon lowered the phone with a satisfied smile. His hand brushed over my thigh, slowly lifting the edge of my skirt. "You know damn well what I want." … When I saw Kade again, it wasn't at home, but in a private room at a high-end club. He staggered as he burst through the door. The moment his eyes landed on me, he froze for a full three seconds.

he says, before joining Vivienne. I jog over to where my mate is at a table with all but two of our pups. Kenra and Kaylee are just walking in with Kier. “How did it go?” I ask, leaning down to kiss the tops of my pups’ heads. “He still beat us,” Kendra grumbles. “Well, he IS my Beta for a reason. And you aren’t quite three yet.” “When is Uncle Wade coming back?” Kaylee asks. “Or Aunt Piper. We like fighting with her too,” Kendra adds.

“I can’t explain why he’s defending you. That’s something he needs to tell you himself. However, I can disclose that he has only done so for one other person, his mate.” “What happened to his mate?” I asked. Kendra sat in a chair in the corner of the room. “She died.” I crossed my legs as I took a seat on the bed and asked, “How?” Kendra explained that there had been a war between the Red Moon pack and the rogues, during which a rogue named Kade killed her. Although Kade was originally from their pack, he was exiled after killing someone else from the pack. “I’m dumbfounded,” I said. “He would execute Catrina for punching me, but not someone who tried to fight his brother?”

My voice echoed, small. And even before I saw water this river stink found me oil, dead fish, wet cement. I walked toward it because that gut pull said to me. Each step felt like dragging along a leash I couldn’t see. The mate-bond, I guess. I’d never met Kael Blackthorn, just heard the stories: the Alpha who left cooling bodies in his footsteps, who laughed as he ripped challengers into shreds. The notion should have scared me into looking elsewhere. Instead my legs kept going, which had been rented by something in the world.

Kade whispered, brushing her hair from her face, “we strike first. Not out of impulse, but strategy. Every move, every action, every whisper… calculated, precise. And we will not falter.” Lena pressed close, resting her forehead against his chest, feeling the steady, commanding heartbeat beneath. “Then let them watch. Let them fear. Blackwood will not just survive—it will dominate.” Kade’s fingers tangled in her hair, his lips brushing hers in a fleeting, grounding kiss. “And together,” he murmured, “we are unstoppable.”

Again, I try to swipe at it, but I don’t catch it fast enough. Oh, gods, I am crying in front of Kyle, for whom sympathy is as welcome as syphilis. Ever since I was a child, I had been told about how his nickname matched his personality. Kwaad was rumored to be both ruthless and crazy. What would he think of this whimpering mess he had decided to save?

Whispers followed me like shadows. “Still here, then, Madeleine?” Lyra, whose bed was directly across from mine, sneered as she passed. “Thought perhaps you’d run off into the woods last night. Given your luck with ceremonies.” I bit back the retort that wanted to spring to my lips. It was useless. She wanted a reaction, and I wouldn’t give her the satisfaction. I just swept harder. Later, on my way back from the herb garden, a sudden splash of color caught my eye. Kade, one of the newer warriors, was leaning against a tree, his face pale. His arm hung at an awkward angle, blood staining his grey tunic sleeve a dark, ugly red.

"It's a job." He pushed off the railing and fell into step beside me. "With Damon? In that tiny back room? Alone?" "The door was open." "I know how he is," Kade said, his voice dripping with poison. "He takes what he wants and he has always been jealous of me and of what I have." I stopped walking and turned to face him. "Jealous of you? Kade, he’s the future Alpha. You’re... you." Kade’s jaw tightened. "See? That’s what everyone thinks. That he’s better but he’s not. He’s cold, ruthless, broken and mental. Mom says he’s unstable."