The Alpha's Runaway Luna
They fluttered as if embarrassed.
“Fine,” she said lightly. “If the singer refuses to breathe, the signers must give it. Balance.”
“My ledger isn’t yours,” I said again.
“Oh, but it is my page,” she crooned, and lifted the vellum so the moon bled through the fibers. “And do you know the prettiest part, Hollowborn? The signers who pledged your breath,” she smiled with her eyes, “are already on their way.”
A car door slammed at the far end of the bridge as boots crunched on stone. The smell of old cologne and sweat hit my senses. Joel’s breath hit my ear before his boots hit our light.
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