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Both of them, too weak to see what stood in front of them. But I wasn’t blind. I didn’t want Lyra’s love. I didn’t need her affection. I wanted her blood. Her legacy. Her throne. With her, I could turn Dominic’s empire to ash. I could tear the pack from Damian’s hands. I could build something new—not ruled by fear, not ruled by weakness, but by me. I grabbed another journal, flipping until I reached a page splattered with dried crimson. My father’s handwriting scrawled across it: The Queen’s blood must be bound before it awakens. If not, it will burn the chains of any who try to hold it.

Neither did mine. She was alive. But she wasn’t okay. The Queen took a measured step forward, her presence commanding the entire space like a storm pressing down on still air. “She is my blood,” she said coldly. “My granddaughter. The heir I have searched for through time and blood and bone. And now that I’ve finally found her, do you truly believe I would let anyone, especially you species from outside our world, take her from me?” My jaw clenched. I could still feel the burn where her magic had scorched through me.

“She’s from the Moonbane pack.” The room tilted. I stood so quickly my chair scraped against the stone, toppling backward. “What?” The soldier flinched. “We—we confirmed it. Our scouts say she was seen recently patrolling on lands—injured but alive.” “Is she some kind of scout for that goddamn pack?” I groaned. My fists clenched at my sides, veins bulging. Moonbane. The name curdled in my mouth like venom. That was our enemy. The ones who slaughtered my people. The ones who would rather see my kingdom in ashes than ever see peace. And she—that sweet-faced, soft-spoken woman—was one of them?

They controlled the vampire world from behind the scenes, manipulating events, pulling strings, and silencing any who dared to oppose them. She learned of the Blood King, a figure of immense power, a predator who had threatened to shatter their control. She learned of his reign of terror, his insatiable thirst for blood, his ruthless ambition. The Blood King was a force of nature, a tyrant who ruled with an iron fist, his power unchallenged, his cruelty legendary. He had amassed a vast empire, subjugating all who stood in his way, his reign marked by bloodshed and terror.

he says. His voice is soft, but I sense the humor in it, and for a moment I almost smile. From behind him, a woman materializes—she must be his mother, though they share little resemblance except in the set of their jaws. Her hair is black, pulled back tight enough to make her brow shine, and her arms are corded with the muscle of someone who has known more shovels than spoons. She puts a hand on the boy’s shoulder, drawing him in close. Her eyes are flat and brown, the whites shot with red, but she looks at me with something more than fear. Deference, yes, but also a bone-deep resentment, as if every royalty in Aradal owes her a debt.

I ran toward the bed. "Do what? What did you do!" I screamed. I stopped short at the edge of the bed, and the world seemed to tilt. The Queen Mother wasn't just sleeping. There was a bronze-hilted knife sticking out of her chest. The white silk of her nightgown was rapidly turning a deep, sickening crimson. There was blood everywhere.

“I have to use you as a weapon. Just this once.” The snow fell silently around her. Ava stood at the edge of the rooftop, the wind tearing through her hair. She knew from this moment on, she would never be that little girl again—the one who cried over broken friendships, who believed in the goodness of people. She was Ava Rosier now. Queen of the black roses. And she was going to dig her thorns into everyone who had wronged her. She would collect every debt owed to her, with interest. One by one. No exceptions.

The Vance bloodline," Darius continued, his voice carrying the practiced weight of a man who had rehearsed this moment, has carried an outstanding blood debt to Pack Blackwood for generations. A debt inherited. A debt ignored. A debt that, under old pack law, falls to the last living member of that line. An elder in the front row nodded slowly. As if this was reasonable. As if this was simply the way things should be. Eira breathed in through her nose. The air with filled with the smell of candle wax and cold stone and the specific silence that settles over a room when everyone present has already made their peace with something terrible. She had no pack of her own and there was no father pr

she urges, raising her wrist closer to my mouth. I look into her golden eyes, temporarily crippled by fear, “I can’t,” I say in a pained whisper. Her face shifts to one of annoyance, “Would you stop being so Gods damn stubborn,” she says as she thrusts her wrist into my mouth. The sane voice in my head is telling me to pull away and run, but it’s too late. The moment her blood hits my tongue the curse takes over and I’m lost to the hunger. I capture her wrist and begin sucking her golden blood into my mouth. The moment I feel its warmth coat my mouth I swear I see the galaxy exploding before my eyes. In all these years I’ve never tasted blood like hers before. It’s like sweet warm vanilla wi

I was shocked to the core; I ran my fingers through my hair and went up to change for the baby home coming party. I stood under the hot water of the shower and the flashes of my teary mate kept coming to mind, I was the one that started all this, I should have just been honest with her; why was I so afraid that she would not accept the monster I had become. I got out and put on my white shirt, not putting my buttons up all the way and navy blue suit pants; I looked in the mirror and my eyes were red from crying in the shower, I combed my hair into a pompadour and put on some cologne; tonight I would make Athena fall in love with me again and I will claim her. She is mine and mine only; I wil