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I can barely breathe. Owen straightens slowly, his movements unhurried, deliberate. His gaze lands on me, steady and cold in a way that finally makes sense. So this is it. “So,” he says, calm, almost bored. “You just shove people now?” No one laughs. “That was rude,” Luke adds from behind me. “Real disrespectful.” I try to speak. Nothing comes out. Owen takes a step closer. Not aggressive. Not threatening. “I don’t know who you are, or why you did what you did, but don’t do that again,” he says. “To me. Or to anyone in my circle. We’ll let you go now, but not another time.”

Every single one of them looked at me and shook their head. "Your mate doesn't have much time left. Cherish what you have." Owen never let me see him fall apart. In front of me, he always wore that calm, unbothered expression, as if everything would be fine. But the bruises under his eyes and the hollowness in his face told the truth. On those quiet nights, I could hear him praying. Desperate. Earnest. Begging anyone who would listen. Then one day, he came back with news I never expected.

I nodded slowly, taking a deep breath. “Right,” I murmured. “Faith.” We returned to a tight stillness, with each of us deep in contemplation. We sat there praying, hoping, waiting for some movement, for some sign that Anna was still fighting, and the minutes became into hours. I would occasionally glance over at Owen and see his little chest rising and falling while he slept. I extended my hand and brushed a lock of hair off his forehead. I muttered, barely audible, "He was so smart when we first met."

"But I didn't come here to debate philosophy. I came to show you something." She pressed a button and a video started playing. Owen appeared on screen, looking exhausted and desperate. He was in what looked like a warehouse, surrounded by pack members and equipment. "Mary, if you're watching this, I want you to know I haven't stopped looking for you." His voice was rough, like he'd been screaming. "Every day, every night, I'm searching. Following every lead. Calling in every favor. I will find you. I promise." Tears filled my eyes. He looked terrible. Like he hadn't slept since they took me.

Nancy keeps on praying. "Assemble me behind Your great wings so they won't see me again. Protect my son Stevens, Nervy, Mr. Apeng, my mother, and all others who put their faith in your goodness and rescuing power. Hide Jason under the shadows of Your mighty wings as he soars high to rescue Your people in danger so they will unnoticed his arrival and we can safely get out of here with your guidance and protection. Help my husband Jason who is currently working as I sense him constantly searching for me. I declare that my prayers have been heard and that I have prevailed in these circumstances in the mighty name and blood of Jesus, expecting miracles and a change of attitude when people experi

Felt like butterflies were having a disco party inside my tummy. "As you say, sir." I bowed respectfully. He's so handsome! I feel like I gonna pass out and I'm not even joking. Maybe I'm reacting too much but this man deserves it all. His grey eyes, dark black hair, olive skin, everything about him. Who is this man?

We look at each other—me, Maeve, Win, Dougal. We’re not close. Not really. But right now, we’re a unit. A weapon. We nod. No words needed. We stand shoulder to shoulder, arms raised, palms toward the gate. Together, we speak the ancient prayer: “Gēta hoyi kibirihini bet’elati layi āwit’a.” (Lord, release your glorious power against the enemy.) Power builds between us. Light and wind and thunder. The gate begins to tremble, resisting us.

Zen says calmly, pulling me from my thoughts “Let’s wrap things up then.” I nod, and even though we can just step out and say I’ve prayed, I don’t think that would be right. Not after we’ve trespassed into two deceased people’s home. I interlock my fingers, and put my hands near my mouth. I remember a prayer from the Memoir of Fernando, one he scribbled over many pages during his stay in the other world. ‘O creator of lives, have mercy on your tortured souls. Bring them peace and appraise their virtue, for they have now passed into a world unknown.’

“I, Ciara Joy Callaway, of the Crystal Lake, reject you, Alpha King, Owen Mars Drake of the Blue Eclipse, as my goddess-given mate.” Owen clutched his chest and doubled over, but Hunter and Theo caught him in time to prevent him from falling. Theo can visibly see something is wrong with me but doesn’t understand what is happening. “My King, we gotta go now. We got word people are panicking back home. They need to see you are alive and well.” Hunter grips on to Owen tightly.

"And we know we don't deserve your help. But we're asking anyway, because we don't know what else to do. We need a miracle today. Please give us one. Amen." "Amen." Briane and I echoed together. We sat there in silence for a long moment, still holding hands, all of us crying quietly. The prayer had helped somehow, made me feel less alone in my fear. "Thank you." I finally said, wiping at my face with my free hand. "I needed that." "We all did." Rhea agreed, also wiping her eyes. Briane suddenly stood up, trying to shake off the heavy emotion. "Okay, enough crying. We need to do something else to keep busy. How about we check to make sure you have everything you need?"