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After that, Magnolia smiled lightly before she got into the car. Although she was more than 40 years old, she was devastatingly beautiful when she was young. She still retained her charms now, and her smile just now threw Liam off guard. He was struck dumb on the spot. When Liam found that Logan was looking at him, he coughed. He appeared very awkward. Soon, Magnolia got out of the RV. She had around four to five black plastic bags in her hands, which surprised Logan and Liam vehemently.

Gianni replies, “how long will this trip last?” “Last year, the family stayed there for four days,” Gabriel replies. “The trip from Tracy to Magnolia should take about four hours also. Magnolia is not far from the capital. We should arrive there by noon if everything goes well.” Gianni and Gabriel talk for the whole duration of the trip. Prince Julien just sleeps. The whole trip goes smoothly. Hours later, they arrive at Magnolia, the city at the southern tip of Gallia. Upon arrival, loud cheers, and great applauses of the Magnolians greet them. They throw flower petals on the streets cheering for the royal family. Julien awakes from the loud sound of cheering. He immediately knows that they

- TWO WEEKS BEFORE - “Your Grace.” Magnolia jumped in surprise. The voice came from the shadows of the trees, it sounded quite close, but she could not see anyone. Killian had warned her not to walk in these woods alone, but she really needed some time away from everyone. She has not been able to be alone since they had met with the Phoenix. Magnolia’s flames ignited. “Who goes there?” “It’s me, Magnolia.” Laya walked from behind a tree into the beams of the afternoon sun that filtered through the branches.

I shrug, and try my best to look afraid. “Seriously?” Magnolia whispers. “And Easton didn’t punish him?” “He did…but Easton isn’t here. I don’t want to stay in the pack house with Tyler.” Maggie nods and stands back, finally allowing me entry into the place I still consider my home. “Where’s Mom and Dad?” I ask. “Oh.” Magnolia giggles. “Dad took mom out on a date. Can you believe that? In my entire twenty years, I’ve never seen him take her out…like ever.”

“And yet, here I am. Your precious Colton reduced to silence, your empire fraying at the edges. The timing could not be better, could it?” Savannah’s jaw clenched. “What do you want?” Magnolia tilted her head, the dark silk sliding from one pale shoulder. “I want everything that was stolen from me. And I intend to take it back.” The rain pounded harder, the sound echoing through the glass as if the heavens themselves bore witness. “I know what’s eating him alive,” Magnolia whispered. “I know the antidote.” The words struck Savannah’s chest like a blow. Her throat tightened, her vision blurred, but she did not move. Magnolia smiled, slow and triumphant, drinking in her silence.

I could imagine Dianne beside him, tall and perfect, the same woman he defended back then with such fury, the woman who helped break my world apart. If I remembered right, Renz would be thirty-two now. A man in his prime. Likely a father. Certainly a husband. And me? I had nothing but memories, and a hollow ache in my chest. Two hours into the drive, I saw the sign. "Welcome to Magnolia Resort." The place had grown, larger, grander. The vines that once crept along the gate had been trimmed into perfection. The modern entrance gleamed beneath the light rain. I parked near the side, my heartbeat quickening as I stepped out.

Max peeped around the image of his own bloodshot eyes and sandy-blonde hair in the side mirror to look at the top of the broad estate gates, where it's name was constructed in big, black, broad letters that spelled; "Magnolia Estate." Rachel was quiet for a while, then she began to mumble. "Magnolia… Magnolia… Who does Shawn know that lives there?" Max shrugged, then realized she couldn't see him and said, "How should I know? Never followed him here before." "Shut up, I wasn't talking to you!" Max was about to reply when suddenly he spotted the black Chevvy slowly leaving the gate, having successfully gone through the security checkpoint. He ducked low in his car seat, so that he wouldn't be

Orion asked magnolia who took some time to process his words but ended up nodding slowly. "Y-yes, master" she said, her voice trembling as she spoke. Orion smirked as he picked his phone from the table. "You can leave the house and roam about the premises but you aren't allowed to cross the gate. You know what happened the last time" Orion said as magnolia remembered how she was brutally caught by Orion that day. Magnolia was left alone in the large mansion. She sat down as she slowly started eating, her mind was a bit foggy as she thought of that familiar smell she had perceived on Orion. It smelt really familiar but she just couldn't place where she had seen it.

I am fracturing right down the middle. I finally pull up to the wrought-iron gates of Centennial Park. It’s a sprawling, ancient reserve on the edge of the city, heavily layered with old magic. It’s neutral ground, a place where wolves, witches, and other creatures can walk without violating territory lines. It’s where Morgana and I always meet when the politics of our families become too much to bear.

I chuckle, "Don't worry about it, Amelia, I know that you don't mean anything maliciously. Our life is different than how we expected it, but it's still good. Just like the life you and Maven have built here at the Renegade Pack is good." She smiles as she nods, "Yes, thank you for understanding." I chuckle as she stands up and goes to her mate. She's always so scared about hurting others' feelings, or maybe it's just my feelings, I'm not sure. She just always seems so cautious with her words, like she's trying to make sure that they are perfect. Maggie, the head housekeeper at the Renegade Pack and the woman that Magnolia was named after, walks into the room with a smile on her face. All th