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I knew he could not be entirely trusted. Katniss glances at me, and I can tell she feels the same way. Orion scoffs, pulling back into his seat. He checks his pocket watch again, another habit I have noticed, and snaps it shut. “Maybe you were right, Omega—” “Katniss. The name is Katniss.”

Like a slow tide, the venom of the court spilled from every corner. “Who let that thing in?” “Is this one of the tributes? Dressed like that?” “Look at her posture. Like she belongs here. Laughable.” “She’s not even worthy of being a servant, let alone a concubine.” “She hides her face—ashamed, as she should be.” Elianna kept walking, even as the bile of their words slithered into her bones. Her hands trembled slightly, but she gripped her dress to steady them. She would not falter.

“You are summoned to the training yard at the ninth bell. Dress in the provided garments.” He set the tray on the small table and left without waiting for a reply. The door locked again. Caelan stared at the food for a long moment before forcing himself to eat. He needed strength, even if every bite tasted like ash. Beside the tray lay folded clothes: loose black trousers, a fitted gray tunic without sleeves, soft leather boots. No collar of rank. No insignia. Just enough to mark him as tribute, not servant, not noble. He changed quickly, folding his old clothes neatly on the bed. The new tunic clung to his frame, exposing the lean lines of his arms and the faint scars that crisscrossed his

To show even a flicker of exhaustion was to invite a consequence far worse than physical pain. "Focus, Seven!" The harsh, booming command shattered the tense silence of the underground training facility. The voice belonged to Nimrod, her training coach. Nimrod was a towering man whose frame was built of solid, scarred muscle, and whose temperament was notoriously unyielding. When it came to their daily regimens, he was a merciless taskmaster. He operated under a simple, draconian philosophy: a single mistake on the mats meant a night of starvation. For a growing seventeen-year-old whose life depended on keeping her physical strength at its peak, hunger wasn't just a punishment; it was a psyc

Our family is broken on the inside but no one knows that and we can't afford to let the public see how twisted we all are lest we lose everything. My smile falters as soon as my eyes lock with hers. There she is, standing quietly behind my brother looking like she doesn't belong to this world and is oblivious to the hungry stares that are directed at her. Her lips move upwards in a smile as she walks forward slowly with her right hand stretched towards me for a kiss. "It's good to see you Henley," She said, her whiskey brown eyes focused on mine. I lower my lips slowly to her knuckles. Her skin is so smooth and the scent of her perfumed wrist goes to my head like cocaine.

Kael was the seventh. He was not the cruelest. That honour belonged to his sister, Vael, whose laughter could crack stone. He was not the most powerful — that was their father, the Warlord Eternal, whose name no mortal tongue had ever spoken and survived. Kael was simply the most thorough. Methodical. He came to battlefields like a physician comes to the sick — with precision, with purpose, with a complete absence of mercy. He had never bled. Had never wept. Had never lay awake in the dark reaching for something he could not name.

“That intruder was able to perceive silver in her drink yesterday.” “Point of correction,” I interjected. “Her name is Vivica, the Luna of this pack. Call her ‘that intruder’ again and you’ll have me to contend with,” my voice came out like a whiplash—sharp, aggressive and relentless—as I chided Tristan for being disrespectful to Vivica. “Forgive me, Your Highness," Tristan pleaded, Boeing his head..

She scanned it with a delicate smile before she faced the crowd “Thank you all for coming out today.” Her voice was smooth as silk, but it only pierced my ears. “I am humbled to become Luna of this great pack, a title I didn't just get because I'm hunter's mate, but I earned through love, through loyalty, sacrifice, and overcoming every obstacle that threatened to ruin what I was building. ” My stomach tightened at her words. Obstacles? Was she really calling me an obstacle?

She gets dressed immediately, but doesn't dare leave the place where she is. - What is your name? – the alpha asks, kindly. - My name is Katniss. - How old are you, Katniss? - I'm eighteen. - she answers without lifting her eyes from the ground. - Where are your parents? - They were killed by other rogues two years ago. - she replies. - Do you know the rogues that were chasing you? - No. I always hid and kept my distance from other rogues, but I was so hungry that I didn't notice their presence. I ran away. Sorry for getting into the pack.

I know she’s both thinking about the safety of the pack and my own exhaustion level. “The police are on their way to meet Scar where Channing found the dead human. And,” I say looking up to glance at the clock on my office wall, “in just about six hours, Leader Bruno will be here to talk to us and Scar’s parents about their experiences with the undead, so we can have some ideas in place for when Scarlett contacts COWS. You know she’ll want you in on that meeting, too.” That’s another great thing about Scarlett — she recognizes the value that the mate brings to the table. Zella, Asher and Lupita aren’t just the mates of myself, Bree and Jacob, granting them the titles of Beta, Gamma and Delta