The Luna He Let Go
He clawed at the snow, dragging himself toward us inch by inch, rage shaking his frame.
The stranger leaned close enough that his breath brushed my cheek—warm, wrong, familiar.
“You feel it,” he murmured. “The bond you’ve carried all these years… cracking.”
My chest constricted.
“And the new one,” he whispered, “trying to replace it.”
Arden’s voice broke. “Get your fucking hands off her—”
I tried again to pull away—but the stranger’s fingers only slid up my arm, his touch burning through my coat, my skin, my ribs, my bones.
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