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“You don’t need him. I know where you can find your father. Lets go.” The dazed red-haired witch followed Crystal out of the club. “How come you know who my father is but my mum refuses to tell me!” Maeve whined as she followed Crystal. Crystal chuckled as she answered, “I helped your mother give birth to you. Your elemental powers were very strong and a danger to everyone around you. I was the only one who could handle the heat. Anyway that crest belong to the Black Widow Pack.”

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The moment I turned my head to glance at the figure behind me, he pinned me against the wall and glared deep into my eyes. "Let me go!! What the hell are you doing?" I hissed at Tony as he clasped my hand roughly and pinning me against the wall. "Why? Didn't this tempt you? A fiery one with blazing red hair, I knew something had been wrong with her. You call death around you because you are a witch. Do you know what I learned today when I went to a ghost town? Stay away from a woman who has blood red hair." He was whispering harshly in my ear.

"Mary, I'm only helping you." Mary was utterly baffled. She had just been quietly embroidering a fragrant pouch, yet her mother suddenly thought she was ill. "The queen. Get the queen!" Mary barked at Irene. Wilhelmina, who stood right beside Dina, felt a chill run down her spine. Why call for the queen? Could Mary really have lost her mind? – At Zen Palace, Jane was flipping through ancient texts, searching for any records of the nine-tailed serpent motif. Suddenly, Maya rushed into the inner chamber. She seemed out of breath.

Against all odds. But holding is not the same as winning. And eventually, they could not hold anymore. I turned the page. And found a portrait. Just a sketch, really. Pen and ink. Faded with age. A woman. She was not young in the portrait, but she was not old either. She was somewhere in between, in that particular place where a person stops looking like what they were and starts looking like what they are. Her hair was loose. Her expression was not afraid. Mira. Last Queen of the Witch Covens. Keeper of the High Flame. Killed in the forty-third year of the Crimson War by Aldric the Elder, great-great-grandfather of the current Alpha King.

His fists were clenched at his sides. “This isn’t business,” he muttered. “This is a sickness.” Amara pressed her fingers to his. “We kill the head, the body dies.” “And if we become part of the body to do it?” “We won’t,” she said. But she wasn’t sure. Because the next name on the auction list — the highest bid of the night — wasn’t a girl in a cage. It was her. Lot 27: The Red Queen “Ladies and gentlemen,” a voice rang out over the chamber, “for tonight’s crown jewel… a one-of-a-kind legacy. Trained in three cartels. Proven bloodline. Untouched. Unbroken.”

He obeyed her every order and aimed to please her to her utmost satisfaction, in all ways. The Red Queen's castle was as her name implied; the curtains were red, the hallways were red, some walls in the main hall were painted red and a mix of white and black. Her silk sheets were drenched in blood red dye and there, her general ravaged her body in passionate sex.

But what sent a chill down my spine the most was not the Queen’s manipulation — it was her certainty. The way she had spoken of Icewood as though it were already within her reach. “The snow always melts,” the Queen had said, smiling over her goblet. At the time, the words had seemed poetic. Now I clearly saw the blade beneath them. The Red Moon pack was preparing to move — not through war, but through alliance, deception, and a very slow heated corrosion. Of course —my father was the entry point.

Even Rose had disappeared at some point. I turned back to my coffee trying to ignore him but I could feel his eyes on me. They were burning a hole into the back of my head but I refused to turn back around. His scent was invading my senses in all the wrong ways. My fucking libido was doing summersaults but I tamed her down.

How could I stay important to Red Dragon and mean something more to him? I stared down at my hands, thinking. Then the thought hit me like a tidal wave. Marry the Red Dragon. Become his queen, and all your worries disappear. I blinked. The silence that filled the room at that moment felt almost unnatural. My breathing seemed to slow. For a second, I imagined it. A marriage… to the Red Dragon. Then a laugh escaped me. “Fucking stupid,” I whispered, laughing at my own foolishness. The idea was completely insane.