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It took longer than he would have liked but eventually, he drifted off despite Eris’ sudden alertness and activity. With a racing heart, Rowan’s eyes shot open. His adrenaline was spiked yet he didn’t sense anything. Despite being in the cool and damp cellar he was coated in sweat. His whole body felt like it was on fire. That’s when he felt it. Eris. He was fighting him for control. What’s your problem Eris? He tried to reason with his wolf but was met with only silence. He must have been back at full strength because it was taking everything Rowan had to keep the wolf at bay. Panting, his eyes fell on two big black eyes staring at him. Elly had woken up and was staring wide-eyed at him. Be

"The tie you two share, it's greater than mate-bond now. It's been forged in fire and tragedy. That makes it indomitable." She didn't even look up from the cream-colored book spread out on her knees, but I caught her small smile in the glass. Rowan engaged the cruise control and, with his other hand, cradled my chin. His thumb brushed along the brim of my mouth, rough and soft. "We're going to bring him back," he growled, certain. "And then.we'll see." I slanted forward before I could even process what was happening. He edged closer to get to me. The kiss was not the compound kiss; it wasn't desperate or panicked. It was hard, hot, our wolves thrumming in our veins, solidifying us.

Rowan was huge, he was more muscular than Kallum or Killian and it took Lila a chance to get close to him to realize it. Surprisingly, his hand found her waist, pulling her closer, not gently but not cruelly either. Lila didn't resist, she tilted her head up, eyes dark. "This changes nothing," Rowan murmured as he circled around to meet her. “Of course,” she replied. Their kiss was not tender. It was charged, heated and born of shared rebellion and mutual hunger. Lila's fingers curled into his hair, tugging sharply to force his head back. She leaned in, biting his lower lip hard enough to draw a bead of blood.

--- Elsewhere — Rowan Alone King Rowan stood in Aurelia’s empty chamber long after midnight. Her scent lingered faintly — moonflower, steel, something sharper now. He traced the edge of her bed, chest aching. “I failed you,” he murmured. He had seen the silver fire. Seen the way the Moon answered her. And fear — unspoken, shameful — had taken root. What if I cannot protect her anymore? Outside, the wind howled. Somewhere far away, thunder rolled — though no storm touched the skies.

Hers. When the kiss ended, Elaina stared at Aiden with tears streaming down her face. “Aiden,” she breathed. “You came back. You actually came back.” “I’ll always come back to you,” he said, his voice rough with emotion. “Always.” Elaina looked down at the twins, and this time she SAW them. Her babies. Her children. She dropped to her knees and pulled them both into a crushing hug, sobbing into their hair. “I’m sorry,” she cried. “I’m so sorry. Mama’s here. Mama’s got you. I’m not leaving ever again.”

The night wrapped itself around them. The forest remained still. Only the wind whispering through the leaves bore witness to the moment. Elinor rested her forehead against his as she struggled to catch her breath. "This is wrong," Rowan whispered. But he didn't let her go. "I know," she replied softly. Her fingers brushed his cheek with a tenderness that made it even harder to pull away. "But I love you." Rowan closed his eyes for a moment, his forehead still pressed against hers. He knew it couldn't last.

Riven We stood at the door for a long moment, reluctant to let go. Kael leaned in and kissed me deeply, slow and full of promise, his hand cupping the back of my neck right over the fresh mark. When we finally pulled apart, he rested his forehead against mine. “I’ll call you later,” he whispered. I nodded, smiling softly. “Drive safe.”

Others studied her openly, calculating where she now fit in their hierarchy. Aven stood near the training grounds, white dress replaced with deep crimson — deliberate, bold. She did not approach Elara and she did not have to. Her stare said enough. Rowen emerged from the main hall shortly after. Their eyes met instantly. The bond surged — not chaotic now, but certain. He crossed the distance between them with measured strides. The pack parted instinctively. “Elara,” he said quietly.

“You’ve spent centuries carrying everyone else.” He looked directly at Fen. “Lay the burden down.” “Come home.” Fen’s answer was immediate. He stepped backward. Not away from Kael. Toward Rowan. Until his shoulder rested against hers. His choice was unmistakable. Rowan reached out instinctively, burying her fingers in the thick fur at his neck. “I’m not going anywhere.” She hadn’t intended to say it aloud. But the words came anyway. Kael’s smile disappeared. “So.”