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The string lights did what string lights do at a certain hour of the night, making everything look like the inside of something precious. I was fighting myself the entire time. This was not what I did. I did not stand at parties with strangers and feel like the conversation was a place I wanted to live in. I did not let people past the careful perimeter I had spent years constructing. I did not look at a man I had known for two hours and feel something that had no clean name. But here I was. Doing all of it. "You go quiet sometimes," Caleb said at one point. "Right in the middle of things."

“Why so?” “I doubt my big ass can fit in one of those dark tunnels, much less one of those giant things we fought last night. They gotta be for the villagers to exit and come back if they so decide. I for one would love to get a hold of a few of them for letting us get our pricks out in the open for these monsters to bite off.” August nodded but had no chance to speak. “This village is not safe then.” Quintus splashed the water like he would slap a servant down. “Not that I ever claimed it was.”

"Nah I'll pass. Sounds like too much work." "Vale considering you're older than me and only have learned the basic language of man... I didn't expect you to take up learning now." "Rude much?" "Am I wrong?" "Well no bu-" "Exactly." .... "Are we there yet?" "You know Vale you didn't have to come with us?" "You were expecting me to stay in that stuffy city? No thanks." "Then quit complaining." "Okay I'll try." "Thank you." ..... "Are we there yet?"

But he had offered me anyway. With the reception drawing to an end, Valtor greets his guests goodnight, “Thank all for coming. We'll call it a night… my mate is probably tired and needs to get some rest.” The use of mate in reference to me stinging me like an angry bee. “So have a good night everyone” he says with a smile I can bet everything I own is fake and his arm wrapping around my waist possessively as he leads me to his home. I can never embrace this place as home. The darkness looming around this place is so intense, piercing even into my soul. It is nothing like home. This is hell.

Something was perhaps wrong and they needed to deal with it. I gripped the stem of my glass more tighter when I stared at Damien. He was worried just like the others and that scared me more. As for the noble shewolves, they all seemed to be fine, drinking their wine. As we drank our wine slowly, Valerie soon walked to where we were. “This is the worst winter solstice”, Valerie spoke after gulping down the remaining wine in her glass. “You right it is the worst”, Zara retorted. I didn’t involve in their conversation. I just remained silent taking my wine.

Waves of ecstasy crashed through me, my pussy pulsing and gushing around his hand, my screams echoing as every muscle convulsed in raw, shattering release. 'Next time, I expect to see more from you,' Vale said firmly, his gaze sweeping over us all. 'It’s time for our night to come to an end. The next portion of our lesson will be tomorrow night.' 'Yes sir,' Lucian replied breathlessly, still recovering from Vale's touch. 'You may all go,' Vale commanded, his voice leaving no room for argument. I couldn’t help but feel disappointed that Vale didn’t dom me for the lesson. I was hoping to have that connection with Vale tonight. Maybe tomorrow we’ll get a chance to play a game together.

“Of course, I’m scared. I’m scared of leaving you. Scared that I won’t have the time I want or need with you. I don’t want to regret that didn’t do anything because we were scared. That we were afraid at every turn that I might die.” I looked down at the folder. “I’m scared you’re going to leave me alone, Vale.” He smiled and cupped my face this time, brushing his thumb across my skin. “I know, little Alpha. With pups though, you don’t be alone. Hell, we can’t guarantee our lives anyways. Our time can still be cut short. Yours and mine. But that can’t rule out lives. We still need to live.” Vale closed the folder in my lap. “It doesn’t need to be now. It only just seemed like a good opportun

He longs to see the terror and agony on his face when that hope crumbles into the mud. "He also said you waking up will be my nightmare and he's right," Valen whispers, reaching out to press his thumb firmly against the oxygen tube. "So let's ensure you stay exactly where you belong...in the dark,”

Before the next announcement even came. SUBJECT TWO HAS BREACHED PRIMARY SECURITY. L-001 found her. Vale immediately moved toward the room exit. But Ava grabbed his wrist first. He froze. Shock crossed his face. Because suddenly The whispers inside Ava’s mind stopped. Every single voice fell silent. The entire underground network paused. Listening. Waiting. For her. Ava slowly looked up at Vale through tear-filled eyes. Then whispered: “You should’ve left us buried.” Every light in the room exploded at once. Darkness swallowed everything instantly.

A man in a torn Merge technician jacket said: “I cried the day they shut the resonance archive down. Not because I believed in it. But because I built it. And I couldn’t fix it from the inside.” A teenager with dirt on his boots said: “I never knew how to talk about wanting to stay alive. So I didn’t. And now I do. So I will.” A child whispered: “My mom said Eden Vale didn’t shout. She remembered. So I remembered, too.” Eden didn’t speak. But people made room beside her when she stepped into the circle. Not to center her.