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She definitely knows my mate, but why would she be asking about her? “What do you mean? Who are you?” I’ve stepped closer, and her eyes are stuck on me. They are growing bigger and bigger. I guess my aura is enough to have her feeling this way, but who knows. “I… I’m Serena. I came here to meet with Akia. We were sitting and talking, but then I felt pain and darkness took over.” My hands clench at my sides. I don’t need her to say anything else. I know exactly what she’s telling me, and I want to throw up.

Serenity's POV I felt so heavy. Like a weight was pressing down on my entire body. I felt so uncomfortable and just wanted to get away from it. It was not so much pain, as it was pressure. Suddenly, as if falling asleep, I found myself at the packhouse on the Alpha floor. My surroundings were so familiar, and the smells of my family were all around me. It was so comforting. I felt so peaceful. I walked toward my bedroom, as if dragged... or maybe even possessed to do so. I am not entirely sure why I am going there. Its early morning. I have things to be doing! Pup training and helping in the pack hospital. But I keep going, walking down the familiar hallway.

The Queen's Blood Aria stared at the page in stunned silence. The girl drawn in the ancient book looked exactly like her same silver-streaked hair, same defiant eyes, same pendant resting at her throat. She reached out and touched the sketch, half expecting it to vanish like a dream. “It’s not possible,” she whispered. Sera sat across from her, the candlelight casting long shadows across the wrinkled planes of her face. “Possibility is not your concern anymore, child. Truth is.”

Serena's POV My feel eyelashes flutter as I gain consciousness. My eyes open to a dim room cloaked in darkness. I try to lift my head up to look around my surroundings but I feel a loud ringing in my eyes before I lose consciousness, I hear the distant sound of a voice filled with worry. "She's ......awake, call the.......pack healer now!" I open my eyes again to a dark room only this time when I lift my head all I feel is a dull ache, my mind blank.

Entirely mine. Still feeling hot and bothered by my erotic dream, my cock grew in size and poked her waist. She may be sleeping soundly now but not for long. I aim to be the dominant this morning, give us both a few orgasms before I attend the leaders’ meeting in Agotta. *** Hello, my dear readers! I am just showing you the first touches of The Alpha King’s Claim Book 2. ^_^ Let’s see if you noticed what I did right here. Clue: Serena’s words are from the Book 1 blurb. *winks*

Nerissa POV The forest held everything in place,the stillness of a moment that understood its own weight. Zayden looked at his father,the wrong-colored eyes in a face that shared his bone structure. That shared his jaw,that shared set of the shoulders. Aldric Crowe looked back at his son. Neither of them said a word. It was Sera who moved first. She came forward from the formation,through the space between the assembled wolves and the ancient rogues' scattered stillness. She stopped beside Zayden and Aldric

You just didn't know there were others. Come when you can. Bring your seven pages. M Sera read it twice. Then set it flat on the table. Looked at the morning light coming through the window. Still Waters. The ones who didn't run. The ones who ran deep instead. Wren was at the table within the hour. Sera handed her the letter without comment. Watched her read it. Watched her reach the words Still Waters and stop. "She had a name for it already," Wren said quietly.

SELENE’s POV Four years ago, Serena Vale died on a stormy bridge in this same city. Tonight, she arrived back, not as Serena Vale, but as Selene Arden, the powerful billionaire businesswoman everyone can’t stop talking about. The private jet landed quietly against the dark runway while the city lights stretched endlessly beyond the glass. I sat still in my seat long after the aircraft stopped moving, my fingers resting lightly against the leather armrest. “Miss Arden,” my assistant said carefully. “The cars are ready.”

“We are the head of warforces in the world, Dekanthros. We are in alliance with the timetravelling scientists’ clan. When it comes to war, we do what is needed. Do not forget that.” The court bowed low again. **** **** Aeryl sat cross-legged on the edge of her bed, the strange book from her first day open in her lap. Its leather cover was worn, the pages torn by the eagle, yellowed and dusty. Words she didn’t fully understand waited to be read. After a long silence, she set the book aside and rang the small, silver bell by her bedside. “Yes, my lady?” Nena’s voice came through the slightly ajar door. “I want… I want to walk.” Aeryl said, rising to her feet. Her voice shook at first, but then