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she asserted. Grace nodded, a clear understanding settling over her. "I know. You are royalty." Visenya's eyes transformed, glowing with a captivating reddish-orange hue as Delilah took control. "No, she means... she’s not human." Grace trembled in fear as Visenya's wolf emerged, causing her to shrink back. Delilah released her grip on Grace's throat, her gaze shifting to the broken dishes and food splattered across the floor.

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Soon there is only one still glowing brightly. “What is that symbol,” I ask as I point to Ella’s remaining rune. “That is the symbol for eternal love,” Grace’s voice is solemn. “She needs to accept you fully for the spells to be completely broken, then she can shift into her true form.” “What will her true form be?” I ask curiously. “Does it matter?” Grace asks in return. Turning back I look at my mate laying helpless on the ground. “No it doesn’t.” Rising to her feet, Grace moves closer to Ella and whispers something so low in her ear that even I cannot hear it. “What did you tell her?”

RHYS’S SECRET BARGAIN “A betrayal cloaked in sacrifice still bleeds.” Dawn cracked like shattered bone over the Iron Ridge, red and cold. The camp was silent—too silent. Lyra woke first. She reached for her blade by instinct, heart already thrumming. Something was wrong. The fires were still burning, but one tent was missing. Elara’s and so was Anya’s. And Rhys… Rhys had returned. He appeared at the base of the ridge like a ghost stepping through mist. No sound. No scent. Only the flicker of unnatural markings seared across his arms—burned deep, like chains forged into flesh.

When we finally reached the cemetery, Mother hurriedly ordered Victoria to be placed in the tomb. Just as Victoria was about to escape this predicament, I quickly spoke up in grief. "The burial oration hasn't been read yet." The accompanying officials nodded repeatedly. "The oration must be read so that the gods will know the crown princess' virtues." I looked at the long scroll and could not help but smile slightly. Victoria would never last that long. Just then, three familiar figures came rushing from the distance. Mother's blood ran cold as she instinctively looked up. With just one glance, she recognized the three beastmen.

He looked down at her, his dark eyes carrying a dangerous, predatory glint that she had never seen before—an expression completely stripped of his usual clinical restraint. "Did you honestly think I wouldn’t be waiting at the exit, Grace?" Elias asked, his voice a low, gravelly vibration that cut through the rustle of the wind. He pulled, dragging her effortlessly up against the base of a massive pine tree. Grace scrambled to her feet, her back hitting the rough bark. She raised her fists, her knuckles bleeding from the utility chase, her eyes blazing with a mixture of raw exhaustion and fierce defiance. "Get away from me," she hissed, her breath coming in ragged gasps.

“My apologies. There’s an issue with the vendor access list.” “Go,” I said. “We won’t steal the estate.” His gaze shifted briefly to Rhysand. “Nothing beyond what’s already been planned,” I added. Ellison headed back toward the house. I watched until he disappeared beyond the arches. Gracie was still across the lawn, one hand on her hip, talking rapidly to her mother and occasionally looking toward the sky as if requesting spiritual assistance. And now it was just Rhysand and me on the cliff path. Because the universe had cheap taste Rhysand and me on the cliff path.

Ours. No. Never again. I stepped in front of Landon instinctively, shielding him with my body even though I knew it was pointless against three apex predators. My breathing came in shallow gasps. I could smell them, filled with cedar and storm and smoked whiskey, the exact combination that still haunted my dreams. Their scents had changed slightly with maturity, grown richer, more potent, but unmistakable. “Elara,” Ryker said first, his voice a low rumble that vibrated through my bones. It wasn’t a question. It was a claim.

As they walked out of the study together, a terrible premonition washed over Rosalind as if her death sentence was about to be pronounced. Nikolai pulled her aside, his expression complicated. “Rosalind, I will provide you with a substantial sum of money. But you must leave and can’t stay by Teddy’s side.” Rosalind’s body swayed, her strength completely drained. “I bore you a child, and have been with you for so long… in the eyes of the Volkov family, why am I still not worth as much as Vivienne Thorne?”

Xander matched his stride with mine, his massive black and white wolf just slightly smaller than my own. I focused my attention back onto Grace, watching how Darius shivered under her touch. Her nails shifted into claws, digging their way into the throat muscle. Darius' mouth opened but no sound eminated as blood leaked out of his wounds. "You will never harm my kind again," Grace whispered lowly before ripping his throat out completely.