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“If I’m meant to survive, I’ll come back to you.” I threatened her, desperation creeping into my voice. “If you leave, I’ll replace you.” She laughed mockingly. “With who? Scarlet? The disabled girl?” Furious and hurt, I went to Scarlet’s side. Finding her alone, I barged into her room, my emotions a whirlwind. I kissed her possessively, asking if she wanted me. She admitted she did, and I told her she was mine. We made love that night, and for Scarlet, it was a mix of pain and beauty. For me, it was a new experience, her sensitivity surprising me.

Our happiness today was in no small part due to their love, support, and sacrifice. Thanks to them, we could now live the love story we truly deserved. _THE END_

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It wasn't until a nurse walked by that I finally got a glass of water. Moments like that when I was ignored happened more times than I could count. It wasn't until I married Edwin that I finally felt what it was like to be loved. He had always been so thoughtful, giving me the best of everything. I really thought I was the only one in his heart. But seeing how gentle he was with Kelsey, feeding her chocolate like that, it broke me all over again. I wiped away my tears and headed home. Then I called my college advisor and told him I'd accept the closed research project at Northendria. I agreed to the ten-year contract, with no returning home.

To ensure that if they ever found each other, everything they loved would burn. Alpha Luca’s hands shook as he wiped blood from his blade. Not the witch’s blood. The child’s. “We separate them,” Alpha Luca said at last, his voice cold with certainty. “Completely.” “No borders,” the other added. “No pack ties. No trace.” The decision was final. The girl was taken first. Her mother did not argue. She did not plead. She only gathered her child into her arms and ran far enough that the moon felt unfamiliar. Far enough that the pack’s howls faded into memory.