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“Maybe next time you can give me a hint that I am meant to say something before the meeting would start. You can do that right?” “I can my King,” Elder Xhang smiled and bowed again. “Now before I proceed to the more important details of the meeting which would include us talking about our external enemies, let us deal with the less important, our internal enemies and by internal enemies, I mean the second in command of the Sentinels, Trey and the Beta of this pack who also doubles as the lover of the notorious witch, Calisté, the son of Tae Kong, Jimin Kong. I shall proceed to state my case.”

Council advisors moving like shadows. The pack was already shifting around me. And for the first time.. I didn’t feel alone in it. Ky stepped closer again, tilting her head slightly. “You know,” she said slowly, “if anyone tries to challenge you at the ceremony, I get first strike.” “You don’t get to punch council members.” “Watch me.” I rolled my eyes. “Professionalism, Ky.” “Fine,” she sighed dramatically. “I’ll glare aggressively.” I smiled despite myself. The tension in my shoulders eased just a little.

Astrid replied, “You saw a throne in your own head and mistook it for prophecy.” Calista’s eyes flashed, but two Primas pulled her up before she could say more. Astrid watched them take her, then swayed slightly. Keiran moved before I could call out. He reached her side and held her elbow. “I am fine,” Astrid muttered. “You are lying badly,” Keiran replied. “And you look like death with legs,” Astrid returned. Keiran’s mouth twitched despite everything. “Then stand still before death with legs has to carry you.” Astrid looked like she wanted to argue. She did not. The sight eased something in me, even in the ruin.

They're coming. Kael's hand tightened around mine. I didn't look at him. I looked at the chamber. At the council members. At the witnesses. At the walls of a room that had just delivered justice and managed, in the same breath, to make me feel like something was only beginning. "Aria," Kael said quietly. I turned to him. His eyes — steady, present, already thinking through what came next. "I know," I said. I did know. Celeste was gone.

"Ouch! What was that for?" "For entertaining inappropriate thoughts about the Alpha King," he joked, though his eyes remained watchful. "I did see the video of that dance. The whole pack saw it and were talking about it too. You two looked... intense. Don't go jumping from one fire into another. Kael is a mystery even to his own High Court." I rolled my eyes, leaning back into the chair. "I’m not entertaining anything. I was just thinking out loud."

"Call me unreasonable for not caring about the future. For now, I just want to enjoy the moment." He turned away, resuming his walk toward the courtroom, his black robe swishing against the floor. Upon entering the courtroom, Keegan immediately felt a sense of unease. Everything seemed normal - the Council members as well as Malkar were gathered and kept their heads bowed as he walked in. It was just like every other day when they had their usual meetings. Still, something seemed wrong. Keegan made his way to his seat while Kalaril took his place beside the council. "We're glad to have you here, Alpha," Merrick, the oldest member of the council spoke first, his voice gravelly with age.

"I just told you Jaris Dreadmoor is bad for us. But of course, you won't listen. You won't listen because you are obsessed with him! You think he is our best option! Oh, he will make us suffer!" I grabbed my phones and lifted myself, absolutely done with her. "I'll be on my way now." I nodded to the elders. "Thank you for arranging this meeting." And I was off, leaving Selestia seething with rage. "What do you think that was about?" Kael asked as soon as we got outside and started heading to the car. Nerion, who had been supervising the place, came to join us. "Don't know. Don't care. It's not news that Selestia can be crazy sometimes."

Kale snarled at Jet. As Jet moved towards him, I immediately stepped between them, shielding Kale from him which might have been a stupid decision on my part but in that moment I didn't care. "Jet, can't you see what you are turning into? You are becoming what the councils want you to be, what they trained you for when they abducted you, they almost took your home but you fought, I want you to do that now, for me" I begged staring into his eyes, it felt like looking into an empty space, no trace of any emotions in them.

Aspen’s Point of View He stared at Ethan as he stormed off. Making him confused. He leaned back against the log and then stared towards the sky. Admiring the stars. Noticing Kylo walking towards him he sat up straight. Pretending not to have seen him, he fixed his eyes on the fire. “Aspen.” Kylo’s voice made me look up instantly. “Yes sir.” Quickly, I made my way to my feet. Standing on guard. “Stand down.” I relaxed and found my seat again. “May I join you?”