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“But promises… promises can bind us forever.” Serenya’s heart trembled. For a moment, she believed. For a moment, she saw their path clear. But then Thalric roared, his voice shattering the fragile silence. “This is not the end. Tonight may crown you, Serenya Vale—but the blade of betrayal is already at your side.” The horn sounded again—this time from the northern gate. Another army, unseen until now, stormed the courtyard. Their banners were neither Thalric’s nor hers. A third power had entered the war. And in that heartbeat, Serenya realized her reckoning had only begun.

Worries arose in him, afraid that something bad would happen to the woman unexpectedly. “Just watch out! I will kill you right now!” he threatened. "Yes, please, the three of you come to play in this game. Even though we could have solved it without the need for bloodshed, it was you who invited the war first.” Mr Orlando turned his head back, commanding all his mercenaries. "What are you waiting for! Quickly attack them!” "Yes sir!" The triad prepared to fight by positioning their guns at all the mercenaries. "Attack them!" Gabriel shouted like a war commander.

“You’ve said very little of your own path.” She shrugged. “Apparently I’m just along for the ride.” “Triplet meets triplet in a Honduran shack where a document emerges describing a remote Nazi facility used for experiments on multiples. I think not.” “Wait till you hear the rest,” Dianna said. “Tell him,” she urged her friend.

I stopped when I heard a deep voice behind us. "Why is this nerdy in our room!" I turned around I saw the three guys snarling at me and staring at me in the doorway. I can see why they're angry now. They were angry at me. So, not staying away from them. Now we have lived together for a whole week. Just freaking great. It’s going to be bad now, I know they're going to be my new roomies. I started to think.

CHAPTER 19 DANTE I sat at the head of the obsidian table in the war room, my brothers and my cousin Alastair arranged around me, while Nyra stood at the far end with her perfect posture and calculating eyes. The room felt heavy with tension because the threats had grown worse, and we all knew that the masquerade ball in three days could become the perfect moment for an attack. Torchlight flickered across the etched map of Varynia in front of us, and I kept my expression completely cold and controlled as the discussion began.

“By the way, you said that we’re fighting his war. What do you mean by that?” Kim cocked her brow. “Didn’t anybody tell you?” “He’s a new recruit, remember?” Cara waved me to come close. “Listen, Aurelius is planning to create a Third Great War.” “What?” I snapped. “Hush, not so loud,” Dave whispered. “We don’t want to attract those birdbrains’ attention, do you?” I shook my head in response.

But as the first Southern horn echoed across the water, I felt a strange, fierce joy. ​“Winnie,” I said. ​“Yes?” ​“Remind me to tell you how much I love you when we are not about to be invaded.” ​She laughed, a beautiful, defiant sound that made the wolves lift their heads. “I think I can remember that, Cassian. But first, let us show them why they should have stayed in the sun.” ​The war for the North had officially begun, and we were standing at the center of the storm. The Third Path was no longer just a philosophy. It was our only hope for survival.

Now it was worse and I was afraid we might fail whatever endeavor we had set out to do. "We can't stop now," I replied meekly. "There is too much at stake, it seems. The threat of war is hanging over our heads. Jonah is most likely in bed with whoever is threatening the humans. He has his eyes set on you, for some reason. Our only intel from the humans is currently fighting for his life. You have three mates and I hate one of them." The list was well thought out. As if he had thought about this for some time now. Every chance he got, to be frank.

“The first batch was twenty, then another twenty was sent when our warriors defeated the first bunch, but Lucas told me others were still waiting in the woods. They are timing the attack.” He ran down the stairs and saw Nick with other officials. “Send the drone,” he instructed Nick. “The drone couldn’t see through the forest, Alpha. Everything was dark.” Nathan nodded. “Come with me, Nick. We will take the West border. Ross and Trix go to the North. " They all nodded in agreement and bolted out of the packhouse. His mind-link was busy with the updates from the warriors fighting the war. Bloodbath. The grass was littered with the bodies of rogues and warriors killed in the battle when Nathan

They walked out of the bedroom, past the groaning guards and the wreckage of the kitchen, and straight into the waiting black SUVs. As the cars tore away from the safehouse, the city of Havenfall blurred into a streak of neon and shadow. Nathan held the sleeping boy in his lap, his hand locked in Zack's. The war was coming. But for the first time in three years, Nathan Durand knew exactly what he was fighting for.