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Something mine. My hands shake. “What do you want?” I whisper. Release the bond. The words hit harder than any blow. My breath stutters. “No.” Ethan’s presence flares in my awareness, fierce and protective. “What’s happening?” I can’t look at him. The Crown presses harder. The mate-bond anchors you to imbalance. Tears burn my eyes. “You’re wrong,” I whisper. “He’s my balance.” The Balancer strains, reality cracking around it.

The professor adjusted his glasses and looked seriously across all the participating teams. “Ah, quite a lot, more than last year; the number of strong young werewolves of Black Moon is increasing. Wait, I'll tell you in a few minutes when Alpha arrives. I should also introduce my name. First, some people already know me, and some don't, so I'll give a brief description first. I am Edith, the one who supervises you during the congress; you can also say the survey to find out who is strong enough to join the elite team.”

I silently hoped he’d forgotten to tell his driver to take me home. Mr. Alonzo’s smile was cold. “Don’t worry, Hazel. We’re just taking a little detour.” Panic flared in my chest. “I don’t want to go anywhere else. Please, just take me home.” He ignored me, his eyes fixed on the road ahead. My heart raced. I knew she had to do something, but what? Suddenly, a car pulled up alongside us, honking loudly. My eyes widened as I recognized the driver—Markos. He signaled for Mr. Alonzo to pull over. The limousine came to a reluctant stop, and Markos stepped out, his expression dark with anger.

Anna tries to hide her big smile as she nods along with Henry. “Element of surprise,” I say, shrugging and standing from the ground. “Sorry, Alpha, for the disrespect.” He blinks again while Bill and Tic come over, looking amused. Bill stares at me for a moment before giving me a smile. The fucker actually looks impressed with something I have done. “That was quick thinking, Matilda. Wouldn’t have expected it from you, but mildly impressed you came up with something that actually works.” Tic looks between Onyx and me, an indecipherable look on his face. “Good work, Tilly.”

Theo’s grip on my waist stayed firm as he led me through the crowd, stopping occasionally to exchange greetings. One face immediately caught my attention—Mateo “El Toro” Esparza. He was a name everyone knew, the owner of the richest tech company in Spain. But his reputation wasn’t spotless. Just last year, he’d been arrested for money laundering, though, like many of the rich and powerful, he managed to escape any real punishment. That was the difference between being rich and poor. They always found a way out. Mateo smiled widely when he saw Theo, extending a hand for a firm handshake. They exchanged a few words, their conversation casual but laced with the kind of confidence only men of th

He found his mate but she only turned out to be the daughter of the Alpha of the Casey pack. The two packs grudges came a long way and it seemed like neither of the the two Alphas had any intention of making things better. Not even when they found out that their wolves were fated and had mated. “Alistair-” Sofia’s voice interrupted Alistair’s thoughts. “What did the alpha say?” Alistair looked at her with sympathetic eyes. How could he tell her? No matter how hard he tried, the alpha was not in support of their union.