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I leaned my head beneath her hand. As the iron gates of the hospital slowly opened, I gave her brow one final touch. I did not follow her into the hospital. I only watched as the vehicle gradually disappeared around the corner. Amid the falling leaves, my body slowly dissolved into countless points of light. I no longer held any resentment. I still wish for us to be together again. Some day.

He smirked as I raised my eyebrows and started to unzip my dress. "Looks like we are meant to be after all," I mumbled as I ripped open his shirt, making the buttons fly in all directions. "Always and forever, baby." Well, he was right about that one. I'm not letting go of him now or ever. The End.

“Me too.” And as the evening continued around us— Filled with laughter. Love. Second chances. And the promise of everything still to come— I realized something. This wasn’t the end of our story. Not even close. It was simply the moment where all the broken pieces finally stopped breaking. And started becoming something beautiful. Something lasting. Something worth fighting for. Forever.

Thursday came. Same café. Same table by the window. Sophia was already there. Waiting. She looked up when Maya walked in. Smiled. Nervous. "Thank you for coming." Maya sat down. "Why do you keep reaching out?" Sophia took a breath. "Because I need you to understand something." "What?" "I'm not the same person I was. I've changed. Healed. Found peace." Maya waited. "And I realized something. Something I should have told you years ago."

They were injected with a special substance, just as livestock on a farm are given vaccines. 'The substance made them healthier, stronger, and smarter than other children their age. That is what people call genius. And naturally, it made them more likely to stand out during those special selections.' On the final page, it read, 'If you pass through here, you will see the truth of the world. But what lies outside may be even more dangerous than the cage. Still, I do not want to go on living in ignorance. Even if I die, I would rather die in the real world outside.'

"Thought it was everything. Thought it meant you'd never want anyone else. Need anyone else. Love anyone else." "It is enough! You are enough! But maybe. Maybe I'm supposed to have more. Maybe Eclipse wolves are different. Maybe the goddess designed us for multiple bonds. Multiple loves. Multiple impossibilities." "And if that's true? If you're meant to have multiple mates? Where does that leave us? Are we diminished? Shared? Less important?" "Never less important. Never diminished. Just. Expanded. Complicated. Different than expected." "I don't know if I can share you. Don't know if I'm strong enough. Secure enough. Selfless enough."

"It also means more love. More joy. More life. More reasons to keep fighting. Keep surviving. Keep choosing to live fully instead of safely." "When did you decide this?" "Harvard. Watching you and Rose in the front row. Realizing, realizing I want more of this. More family. More moments. More love. Even if it comes with more fear. Especially because it comes with more fear. Because that means we're living. Really living." He pulled me close. "Okay. Let's do it. Let's have another baby. Let's, let's choose more life. More love. More everything." "You're sure?"

That we'd have a lifetime of moments like this. Together. Always together. For love. For each other. For the future we'd just claimed. ---

💎Elva's POV💎 "Wow!" I exclaimed. "Yeah...if we are not meant to be,we wouldn't have met,even if we had met..we would have probably not end up together..do you know how much our love was threatened,do you know the hell we went through before we got to this stage,but we overcame the turbulence and here we are happily enjoying our lives...it's simply because we are meant to be" Mig said. "Awwn.. you're so intelligent" I said.

We were exactly where we were meant to be. THE END