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Thank you so much. For those who have not yet read THE LYCAN PRINCESS AND THE TEMPTATION OF SIN and SKYLA ROSSI: A GAME OF DECEPTION AND LIES, please do so now! Both titles are under the first title on the app. ALPHA LEO AND THE HEART OF FIRE will soon come to K1ndle and in a few months Print. I also made a mistake on Mishiko’s daughter’s name which is meant to be Ai, not Aya, so I have adjusted this in the previous chapters she was mentioned and this one.

"To put Arthur's mind at ease, this is the disownment agreement. Sign it. From now on, you and I are no longer mother and son." "Mom," I said, looking her in the eyes. "Are you sure you want to cut ties with me?" "Of course I'm sure." Claire laughed like I'd just said something ridiculous. "Don't tell me you still think I'm going to go soft on you. You should understand by now—why would the Harrison family fortune go to anyone but the real Harrison heir? Why would it go to an outsider?" Olivia chimed in. "Cillian, stop stalling. If you don't sign, we'll get lawyers involved and sue you for illegally occupying the Harrison family assets."

A screenshot from a private channel. A single line posted by an account labeled OXYGEN_ADMIN: Tomorrow, 10 a.m. — The Heir speaks. Attached was a thumbnail. A still frame from Noah’s finalist gallery. My hands went cold. My face went hotter. Luca’s voice went winter‑calm. “They’re not done.” I looked at my father’s letter again—protection over pride—and felt the baby shift as if agreeing with the only language my body and my mind shared. “No,” I said, and it came out like a vow. “They don’t get him.”

His heart thundered wildly against my palms, a frantic rhythm that betrayed him more than words ever could. “But don’t worry, Damiano,” I purred, my tone dripping with mock sweetness. My fingers spread across his chest, pressing harder. “I’ll give you a gift.” I leaned in close, my lips brushing his ear as I whispered, “A gift to you… for letting hell free. For letting me free.” And then, without another word, I let the fire surge from my hands. It spilled out of me in a violent rush—heat so fierce it roared beneath my skin, consuming him. I felt his flesh sear beneath my palms, smelled the sharp sting of burning skin, heard the guttural cry tear from his throat as my power etched itself int

I woke groaning in pain, like I was being burned alive. I opened my eyes and stared around me in disorientation, trying to figure out why I felt like I was catching on fire when there was apparently no fire around me! Maddox realized what was happening faster than I did as he growled angrily “She’s hurting herself again!” I remembered then how I felt exactly the same feeling the last time when she was burning her palm on purpose by touching the silver bars. “Fuck!” I cursed angrily as I snatched my phone from under the pillow and opened the feed to see what the hell she was doing this time.

Hector responded to her reaction by putting the free end of the strip on the flame. The flame danced eagerly as it met the cloth. The silk immediately caught fire. The strip from her dress burned first, and very soon, it reached the fabric of Hector's wedding tartan. Hector watched the flame rise, burning the fabric, and his dreams of life with Skye burned with it. But now they were turning to ashes. When the flame came dangerously close to his fingers, he let the cloth fall from his hand onto the floor. It burned before it reached the floor, leaving only ashes. As the last ember died, Hector met Skye's gaze. His icy gaze shivered through her body.

Before she could react, he moved. Faster than thought, faster than her instincts could warn her. One moment he was standing feet away, the next— His hand pressed against her chest. A pulse of power erupted from his palm, and everything inside her ignited. Lena screamed as Riftfire roared through her body, not burning, not consuming—awakening. Visions flooded her mind. A thousand battles fought beneath shattered skies. A thousand voices whispering her name. A throne of obsidian and flame. And at its center—

“They want the heir. And they want you. For your blood. For the power it holds.” Elara’s scar burned, and she thought of Eleanor’s words: “The fire is born of light. Of blood.” “What do we do?” she said. “Embrace it.” The witch held out a leather-bound book, identical to Eleanor’s journals. “This belonged to your mother. She knew this day would come. Knew the fire would need a Voss to guide it.” Elara took the book, her fingers brushing the cover—embossed with a phoenix, just like the others. Inside, her mother’s handwriting, neat and precise:

Kisa pursed her lips and then asked the warden in a deep voice, "Do you remember the fire at Calthon Women's Prison a few years ago?" The warden shuddered and then suddenly burst into tears at the mention of the prison fire. Kisa looked at him with a frown and heard him slurring, "The fire, I remember. Of course, I remember. T-The most regrettable thing I have done in my life is to conspire with someone to set that fire." Kisa was shocked at hearing the warden's confession that he was related to the fire. She quickly asked, "Who did you conspire with?"

She thought about her mother. She thought about the fire. She let herself go back into it — the heat, the smoke, the pine beam, the way her fingers had looked when she finally saw them in the light outside. She thought about crawling. About getting up anyway. About walking north with nothing and nowhere to go and the burning in her chest that she had not yet understood. She let it hurt. She let it convert.