The Alpha's Runaway Luna
The glass fogged with our breath and we smiled at each other, looking like two people who had picked something and been picked back.
“Yours did it too,” I told him, turning. His collarbone wore the same braided ring, the shared leaf-and-current, but his personal story threaded different; a river line crossing an anchor, a small cluster of raspberries tangled with chocolate vine, and, subtle as a shadow, Onyx’s silhouette tucked in the negative space like a promise only we would notice. If he flexed, the shadow seemed to breathe.
He swallowed.
“We got tattoos.”
“Not just we. Us,” I said, and in my heart I knew it to be true. It couldn’t just be Grady and I whose marks had decided to be someth
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