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Kade locked down the packhouse. No one in or out. Interrogations started at dawn and ended at midnight. Mara cracked first. Not because she talked. Because she ran. We found her trying to leave through the east gate with a bag of gold and a forged pass. She didn’t fight when we caught her. She just said, “You don’t understand what they promised me.” “What did they promise?” I asked. “A Redwood without you,” she said. “Without omegas. Without change.” Kade executed her at dawn.

Chapter Thirty One Tragedy Matt and Sarah raced out into the courtyard, their eyes wide seeing the destruction. Blood scattered around from the dead bodies of Knox and his pack. Matt looked out over the lake in which Cross River, Red Woods, and Moonlight pack’s members were laying groaning in pain. “Matt.” Sarah whispered her eyes locked on Mallory walking to the platform. “We need to help the packs. Free the Alpha’s. Mallory will save her parents. We need to get the pack members out of that water. It’s poison.” Matt spit out the instructions as he shoved the keys into Sarah’s hands.

She’d killed Natalie, forced by her mother’s plea, and now she lay here, bleeding out, unconscious, the cost of balance carved into her flesh. My gaze swept the cavern, the dead littering the floor—cultists, Alphas, Selene’s worshippers—and panic clawed at me as I scanned for Mara. She’d been with me when we stormed in, her claws flashing beside mine, but now she was gone, lost in the chaos. My heart raced, my voice cracking as I shouted. “Mara? Mara? Where are you?” The words bounced off the walls, swallowed by the silence, and I stood, my boots slipping in blood, my eyes darting through the shadows.

They were merely cogs in a wheel. When Mara neared the market’s edge, she stole one last glance backward, her lips tightening. To top it all off, she could see pieces of the confusion and terror which had struck the survivors — those who hadn’t made it out before the end — etched on their faces. Some of them were already assisting the wounded, attempting to establish some semblance of order, but it was too late. The damage had been done. And Mara had only just begun. Walking through the empty streets with her cloak billowing behind her, her mind raced with plans. She had made her statement; now she would have to maintain the momentum. No more hiding. Waiting in the shadows is over. The witch

Yara I’m not sure if Alpha Warren brought me here because he recognized me as his mate and he didn’t have the strength to reject me in the woods, or if he knew that his pack doctor was well past his retirement years. Either way, I’m here and since I am, I’ll help this Alpha. This is the reason I chose medicine. He doesn't have to lose his leg. It will take a lot of effort on my part, but I'm excited to finally get to work on a werewolf, an Alpha no less.

Xavier pleadingly explained to his Mom Divine. " Okay, I'll give you a month as a cool off period, and after that, if you haven't found a woman to marry in that period, you won't blame me if I stepped in." His mom said domineeringly. "Fine mom! you win..." They went back into eating their sumptous meal in that moment while Raina is bothered to what she heard... She is falling for Xavier now, and how can she imagine to let the man she love being in love to somebody else and not her? They are married... He is her husband now! No She won't let anyone get what she owned! Not Now or ever.

“Oh Mara, sweetheart, it isn’t your fault. Things were fated to happen this way.” I sighed in defeat. “But I wish everything could have gone differently. I hate that you and dad got killed and I lost the pack to Kaden. And now, when I found my mate and was happy, Kaden still took me away and is keeping hostage here.” I cried into her chest. “Hush Mara. You can’t let those evil people win. It’s only going to hurt worse when they do eventually win. You cannot give up hope just yet. You will get through this,”

Mara felt the sound in her bones. ‘IST FUNDS’. The windows of the archive tower exploded. Pages swirled through the air. The huge book about the city began to re-leaf itself. Faster. Always faster. Like looking for something. Or someone. Then it stopped. One side. A single line appeared. Mara could read her for a heartbeat. Just one. But that was enough. For there stood: At the end of all stories, Mara will open the door. Then burned the side. Now.

“I’m fine. I was just running off some steam and then I saw a couple warriors doing a perimeter check. They told me Mara was attacked. Is this true? “Yes. She’s here in a room. She isn’t awake. We aren’t sure when she will wake up. She was hurt pretty badly.” Saph says with concern in her voice. I’m not the biggest fan of Mara. She and I would probably never become best friends, but she is still on the warrior squad. I’m responsible for her well-being. I’m proud to hear she tried to stop those rogues. I refuse to believe that Justin is working with them. There must be a way to explain all of this. And I’m sure that explanation will come from Alpha Douchebag.

Amanda wiped her tears and stood up slowly. If she couldn't be Alpha Jake's love anymore, then maybe she could still uncover the truth. And that, at least, gave her a reason to keep going. Meanwhile, in another wing of the Moon Crest Pack mansion, Mara had already started blending in as one of the new maids. Her hair was tied in a neat bun, and her apron was spotless. She kept her head down, just like the others, and moved quickly from room to room, always looking busy. But her real goal wasn't cleaning-it was watching.