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“But that's impossible!“ Father retorted. “If I'd heard that man correctly, he'd just been with his mate,“ “Exactly, Father. I think his supposed - mateis my destined mate. Red had recognized her scent instantly. It's never happened before.“ “Ryder, are you listening to the nonsense you're uttering?!“ Father roared, vibrating the four - walls of the castle. Alpha Zed was swept with fright. “How can you claim someone else's mate?!“ “Father…“ “In front of the Alpha of this pack, you're making your intentions of snatching away another man's mate known. Have you got no pride?!“ “I don't understand it either, Father. But all these will be resolved if I set my eyes on her. Let me speak with Hara.

"I don't know. You know how you hear something and later, you wonder if maybe it's more important than you first thought it was?" Hunter's brow wrinkled. "I'm not sure I know what you're talking about." Starla breathed out sharply. "You know that pretty redhead that was in town a few months back? You were in here with her a couple of times?" "I know the one." He shifted his jaw stiffly. Frowning again, Starla hesitated, seeming uncertain of how to proceed. "Did she work for that outfit that was gonna put a resort on the mountain?"

If he gave the Beast too much, it would never stop. Instead, he listened. The city itself seemed to scream beneath the flames—timbers snapping like bones, children wailing, steel clashing as soldiers dragged families from their homes. Above it all, Ruby’s banner swayed from the highest tower: red silk, embroidered with gold, shimmering against the smoke. “The crown gleams while the people choke,” Zara whispered at his side. Her voice trembled, but her gaze was steady, sharp as the witchfire in her blood. “She doesn’t see a city anymore. Only threats.”

A breath slips free of my lips. “You need to steal the other files.” Victor lands his palm on my shoulder. I nod and grab a chair. “There’s something important you should know. It's about Hale.” “What is it?” My brows furrow. “There are rumors that the red ruby is missing from the pack house. It's a powerful gem that gives energy to Lozark Aylestone’s wolf.” “For us wolves, when our fated mates chosen by the Moon Goddess die, we become weak or face death or sometimes even go mad.”

He seemed a bit flustered and added, "There's a famous auction in a couple of days. I'll take you to buy something then. I heard there's a sapphire necklace. Your favourite is sapphire jewelry, right?” Gina leaned weakly against him, yawning. "Sebastian, I'm a bit tired. I think I got carsick from the ride." Sebastian immediately tensed up, carefully supporting her. "If you're tired, go rest. Come on, I'll help you." He supported Gina as they walked toward the bedroom. I watched them, my heart pierced with pain once again. That master bedroom was the one Sebastian and I had chosen and decorated together to suit my preferences, yet another woman was living in it now.

*"The Crown is not for mortal hands." Kelly stepped forward, Nyxara's shadows curling at her fingertips. "We're not here to steal. We're here to *bargain*." --- **RHYDIAN'S POV** The fen was a battlefield of teeth and treachery. Selene's wolves clashed with Rhydian, their eyes hollowed by the Threader's influence. Eden grappled with the seed, his veins alight as he fought to contain its pull. The Threader itself wove through the chaos, needle-fingers stitching the air into portals, its kin spilling forth.

“I think you should take his offer. Soon, I won’t be alpha anymore, and I’ll do anything to survive. You should leave while you still can.” My words appeared to have shocked her more than Triscade's. I drove off, leaving them to the rest of their conversation. ****** I hurried to the study, digging through the shelves until I found what I was looking for. I had been hoping the ruby was what we had searched for all along—Khang’s missing package. I flipped through the pages, and there it was. The red ruby appeared to originate from the mundane world. It was the only object from that realm that still existed in ours.

She saw Elena’s ghost raising a hand of light to strike me down, to sever the bridge forever. "Mother, stop," Ruby whispered. It is for your own good, Elena, the protocol replied. The Sovereign requires a vessel of logic, not a heart. "I am the Architect," Ruby said, her voice growing stronger. She stood up, her hand reaching for my shadow. "And the Architect decides the design. Nevan is the foundation. You... you are just the scaffolding. And your time is over." In the physical world, the Red Square began to tremble. The violet light from Ruby’s eyes shifted, turning from a cold, surgical neon to a deep, visceral purple—the color of royalty and rage.

Ruby’s effort to not yell was evident, considering the crowded waiting room. “You... bring misfortune... We were fine before you showed up! I lived and was happy. AJ was happy... fine. Growing up without lacking anything. Why did you have to come and create all this chaos? You shouldn’t be here!” Ruby stood up, her eyes welling with tears, but she was determined. Red blood now washed away the dream of a beautiful future she had seen yesterday. Ruby felt foolish for hoping. Ed’s world wasn’t for her. Ruby would never choose that world for AJ. She couldn’t bear to have AJ in a world that could so easily hurt him. Ed might provide solace, but she couldn't overlook the danger.

To my dismay, I couldn't catch a glimpse of where he was, so I was left to wander around the club area. My gaze landed on Ruby walking by. I couldn't say she and I were on good terms. From the very day I started here, she'd had a look that spoke of jealousy, of hatred. I had no idea why, but all I knew was that she was known to be the best, taking each fun at the job as though it was her dream. But I had no intention of making enemies. I couldn't afford to have one; all I ever wanted was my mom's recovery, nothing more.