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Though the tank was dry, it bristled with sharp scrap metal. Callum cowered behind Sienna, clutching a fruit knife. He was trembling, but his eyes burned with venom. "Violet! You finally came!" Seeing me, Sienna let out a crazed laugh. "You thought you could see through those pop-up messages, didn't you? You thought you'd already won? Let's see who can save you this time!" Before I died in my previous life, she told me it was a brainwave interference technology she developed. It was to be used with AR glasses. It was designed specifically to manipulate people like me who had just returned to wealthy families and were emotionally vulnerable.

"If this is real—if there are more—" "But is it actually real?" Malcolm pressed again, his voice sharper now, laced with the skepticism of an Alpha who'd learned the hard way not to trust anything that seemed too good to be true. "We're standing in the middle of a clearing that was supposed to have a barrier under construction, but instead we got a surprise party. Now suddenly we're finding extinct miracle berries? Forgive me if I'm not ready to carve the celebration into stone yet."

Emblazoned with silver runes that glowed faintly like moonlight, the document bore a crucial clause: it only activates if one’s wolf mate commits an act of betrayal—treachery of the heart, breach of the sacred bond, or abandonment of their shared pack oath. Once triggered by such treachery, the wronged party may purchase this enchanted contract to sever the primal, unbreakable link between mates by force, stripping away the shared emotions, scent recognition, and even the physical pain that binds their souls. I folded it neatly, the crisp paper rustling softly against the runes, and placed it inside the exquisite gift box that had once held the blood diamond ring—once a symbol of eternal bon

Wide awake, Valerie caressed her bump and relished the baby's movements. She mumbled to the baby, "Your dad would never cheat on me. He's not that type of man. Right, my son?" She waited anxiously in the silence. Coincidentally, she saw an ad pop up when she was about to call Kieran. The ad said, "How To Cope With Getting Cheated on While Pregnant!" The algorithm must have pushed the ad to her feed based on her recent pregnancy-related searches, all to increase the click-in rate. Unfortunately, it had decided to show her content on cheating husbands on that particular night.

Malakai said and it made the most sense of why they are still here. "Do you have a visual? We could send a team. And bam, they die" Aiden said, and Alec looked at his friend amused. He was so childlike sometimes. "Unfortunately, it isn't that simple. He could somehow know if anyone's nearby. We can't risk it or we'll lose them again." Alec explained to them who understood what he meant. "He’s right. There are cameras around and traps. Only Serena must know where they are and only she can disable them from her phone." Malakai assumed..

Jarred asked obviously referring to the mark on her back. “Show them.” AJ said leaning back on the sofa. Oh god. Lillianna turned around so they could see. “You imprinted her?” Max sounded a little shocked. “Yeah…” AJ nodded his head as he took a drag of his cigar. Lillianna returned to face them in her seat. She was humiliated. “Why?” Max seemed intrigued. “Why not? Just to make sure you all know who she belongs to…” “Nice…” Max nodded his head at that.

This is just insane. **********

Maxine didn't get to finish cause Ella covered her mouth. We stopped playing when our professor came in. Hiding the bottle, we used for the game, and we just patiently waited for the lesson of the professor. I quickly checked my phone under the desk because it vibrated alerting me of a notification. And it was from F******k. Someone added me. Jacob Valdez sent you a friend request. Accept / Delete Hmmm Jacob Valdez? Who is this guy? Meh I should just check it later at home, who knows what my professor will do when I get caught using a phone at class.

Nothing good was coming to me, no way to soften the blow. I didn’t know how much time passed, but I heard shuffling on the stairs after a bit. I inhaled. Alice and Troy. Troy would have by far a stronger sense of smell than a normal wolf, he’d smell the baby straight away. In another week it will be obvious and strong enough to any shifter. “So all made up,” Alice said, clapping her hands. Miranda pulled away and turned toward her, Troy and I locked our stare and his eyes went wide.