His Rejected Luna, His Hidden Son
"You've never once in your life had to mean an apology where people could hear you. Today you do."
The rain came down harder, as if the sky had decided to help. The cameras drank it in. Somewhere in a tower in Argent, I knew, a silver-templed man was watching this feed with the rest of the country — and I wanted him to watch every second of it, because Cyrus Voss had spent a week telling the world I was a monster, and here was a wolf of an old, proud pack kneeling in the mud of my gate, about to tell them all what the monster really was.
Damian looked at me, and the old arrogance tried to surface — the reflex of a man who'd been handsome and high-born his whole life — and then it died, becau