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it was something I should pay close attention to, I did not doubt that she would try to seduce me again, perhaps not in such a direct way, but in subtle ways, she knew very well how to do that. Amber was like a snake, she would circle you and seduce you with her deep green, mysterious eyes and then pounce on you, I couldn't let that happen, I had to keep my head and my heart in order. I smiled at the thought that after so many years I had finally managed to leave her in the position I wanted, soon she would see and know where she was, my revenge was just beginning, satisfied with everything that had happened that day I continued working, I still had a few things to finish, but I already felt

The tools were elegant weapons. I accessed the feed from the beach house cameras and watched a brief clip of Marie at the terminal, hands in her pockets, turning her face up to the sky as if searching for something. Then the feed cut. The image froze and the software notified me the connection had ended for travel. I closed the laptop and sat back.

I could hear bells from somewhere distant. The fifth ring signalling the fifth hour prayer offered to Terra, the goddess of harvest, plenty, and prosperity. My best guess would be, we were at the underbelly of the city. For where the long roads should've been wide and unmarred, the roads were narrowly crooked and filled with mud. Our caravan had stopped outside a brothel and our buyer was haggling with a woman called Madam Claire. She was a brothel pimp and was very beautiful. She was beautiful in an exotic way. With fair hair like the maidens of Tvari and her olive skin betrayed the fact that she was not from Revillion.

Then nodded and fumbled with the button on his suite, swallowing audibly as he lifted his foot and dragged me to the center of the field. The crowd in the clearing broke into hushed whispers, as they moved to the edge of the field to form a ring around us. From the corner of my eye, I saw Saira Malivik’s expression twist with something akin to pain and despair. “Now, now…we aren’t that evil, are we?” Isra tutted, the same mock remorse, the same reluctance ringing in her voice. As the Shaman began… “Einas Raed, Lycan Commander of the Pacific Sea, do you accept Caira Mirza as your Chosen Mate and Luna, your wife and mother to your pups…”

Feigning a trip and a dramatic lurch forward as her heel got caught on an invisible barrier, the glass in her hand tipped forward, sending the crimson-hued liquid all over a certain girl’s white dress. Blair gasped and staggered back as the wine hit her, leaving her slack-jawed and staring at her ruined outfit. It was a look so pleasing Taliana would have it on loop in her mind for the rest of the week, bound to cheer her up in any situation.

It’s a solid thing, unbreakable and ironclad. I closed my eyes, focusing on the powers I was gifted at birth by our goddess. Mist wasn’t something I used often but tonight it was going to save our asses. I imagined a fog to engulf the clearing, so thick you wouldn’t be able to see anything in front of you. I needed it to be pure white and solid, rendering the guards nearly blind. The sharp inhale beside me had me opening my eyes to a wall of mist surrounding us on all sides like we were covered in a blanket.

"An unmapped survival outpost from the early containment trials. Only the active commanders have the coordinates. If we can reach the surface garage, we take my personal unit." We hit the bottom of the stairwell, bursting into a low-ceilinged utility tunnel. The air here was clearer, the red fog only a thin mist near the pipes above. Suddenly, a loud crash echoed from the intersecting corridor ahead. A figure stumbled out of the gloom, tripping over a pile of rusted iron grates. The fur coat was gone, replaced by a torn, grease-stained silk dress. Cynthia. She looked up, her face a mask of absolute terror. Her manicured nails were bleeding, broken to the quick. When she saw Garrison, she let

Maya Carter is a maid in the Romano mansion, barely surviving on dialysis while keeping her kidney failure a secret. Cold, ruthless Don Salvatore Romano hires her and expects silence, obedience, and invisibility. But when Maya collapses in the west wing and Sal finds her, something shifts. He notices her. He protects her. And slowly, the house that felt like a prison starts to feel like home. As Sal begins to care for Maya, enemies start watching. When Maya’s brother shows up asking for money, Sal chooses her over family. When Maya’s health crashes, Sal makes the impossible choice: he gives her his kidney. Going public at a gala puts a target on Maya’s back. A knife and her ph

Amelia nodded her head, but placed the phone back on its cradle. “That was great, Amelia,” I said to her. The teenage girl was still unconscious, and I looked at the other children in the room. The blue flames started in my hands, and I looked at Amelia. “Týna virðar.” Forget us. I closed the office door behind me, and walked outside to Kiran’s Navigator where he sat in the backseat holding James across his lap. Malachi was in the driver’s seat, and I swallowed past the lump in my throat.

The Bleeding Trawl The fishing boat creaked like an old curse as it pushed into deeper waters, just beyond the fjord’s throat. The dawn was slow to rise, a syrupy grey thick with mist. Men moved like shadows on deck—some chewing old tobacco, some muttering prayers to gods who no longer answered. And among them stood Maya Danvers, hair tucked into a salt-stiff cap, her hands coiled around the rail as if it were the only thing anchoring her to this world.