The Billionaire's Hidden Vows
But the child kept walking, each step measured, unhesitating, until the flicker of the failing fluorescents touched her.
She was perhaps nine years old, with hair black as wet ink falling in a straight line down her back. Her skin was pale—not the pallor of illness, but of marble, the kind quarried from deep under the earth. And her eyes… her eyes belonged to someone much older.
“Mother Alpha,” the girl said. Her voice was even, deliberate, as though every note had been rehearsed.
Savannah’s heart stuttered. “Who—?”
“My name is Nova,” the girl replied. The syllables were crisp, each one delivered with unnatural precision. “You are my original.”
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