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With that, I hung up and blocked his number without hesitation. Liam must have sensed the tension in the car because he smiled and tried to lighten the mood. “Miss Griffin, you came here to start a new life. Don’t let stuff like that ruin it. We’ll be at your apartment soon. You’re going to love it.” I turned my eyes to the sky. The clouds at the horizon were painted gold by the setting sun, and for the first time in years, I felt a weight lifting off my shoulders. I nodded lightly. “You’re right. I’m looking forward to my new beginning.”

He gives me an apologetic smile, bowing as he stops before me. "Forgive her behavior, my lady. Cersei is the sour one of the group." he explains. I shrug, not really wanting to focus on Cersei. "I'm Cecelia, of Ovylian." "Pleasure to meet you, my lady. I am Lipton Vaughn of Lynnexville, though I reside here now with my leader Quill and the rest of my packmates. Please, let me give you the tour around our home." he said, and though I was a bit wary of the rest of the pack, something told me that Lip might be someone to trust.

It's the only way to do this. How KY's life turned out this messed up like this, KY has no clue. KY shuts KY's eyes tight, KY's fist tighter. The tears burn KY's eyes. KY's life is a disaster, and KY should have known it was only a matter of time before everything around KY would crash and burn. ISAAC

And she, Kaia, is at the center of it. **** Back at the Guen estate, Kaia sits on her bed, a textbook open on her lap but her eyes distant. Monday looms. Her first week in a new school, a new country… a new life. She has no idea that two wolves are already circling her heart. And everything she thought she knew about herself is about to unravel.

I asked with a smile. “Yup!” Kaia said beaming. Just as we are finishing this conversation, I zone out. I started seeing intentions of Sinclair. She is ready to leave her old life behind and settle. She is a tech genius. She grew up from foster home to foster home. Each foster home abused her and when she became eighteen, she started taking jobs as a hitman and a tech point of contact to survive. She looks at Kaia like a sister, but also has foster siblings, and she likes Blackstone because everyone acts like a family and she has never had that before.

Kailani sat on the stool in Kaiden’s room, her back leaning against the table, a novel titled LIFE WITHOUT YOU stuck between her fingers, her eyes glued to the page she was reading. She didn’t notice when the door pushed open, Kaiden walking in. He stood by the door for a long minute, staring at her, his hands shoved into his pants pockets. He had something important to tell her; he wasn’t sure of her reaction, so he hesitated and thought it through. As Kailani stretched her stiff neck, her eyes caught Kaiden.

And as she looked into his cold, dark eyes, she knew that her new life, her new beginning, had just turned into a nightmare. Outside, the sun was shining, the birds were singing, and the world was going on as usual. But inside, in that small office, everything had changed. And Kayla knew that she was about to face the biggest challenge of her life—a challenge that would test her strength, her courage, and her will to survive. She didn’t know what Kang Jin Chen wanted from her, or how he’d managed to escape from prison. But she knew one thing for sure: she wasn’t going to let him win.

She had just escaped one predator, only to fall into the den of a far more dangerous one. “Finished crying?” Kenzo’s voice broke the silence. Lyra turned slightly. Kenzo was still looking straight ahead. “I’m not crying,” Lyra lied, though her voice remained hoarse. Kenzo let out a faint sound, almost a scoff. “Good. I don’t like the smell of tears in my car.” Lyra fell silent. She glanced at the silk handkerchief lying between them. The initials KA were embroidered in gold thread. She realized her simple life had just ended tonight. A new chapter, one involving the stranger beside her, had just begun.

The locks clicked the instant the door shut. I grabbed the handle. It wouldn’t open. Draven slid into the driver’s seat, glancing at me in the mirror with a crooked smile. “Told you we’d leave one way or another.” Kai settled into the passenger seat. Without looking back, he said, “Drive.” The engine roared, and the car pulled away, carrying me farther from the only life I’d ever known. #### The city slipped past my window — familiar streets, traffic lights, apartment buildings, people walking home from work. Everything looked painfully normal. How could the world keep moving like nothing happened? How could strangers laugh while mine had fallen apart?