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“Okay, I officially hate whatever this thing is.” Finn rubbed his forehead. “Same.” Cassian stood near the window, arms folded, watching the dark forest outside. “You should hate it.” Kael turned toward him. “Tell us everything you know.” Cassian didn’t respond immediately. Instead, he stepped closer to the table. His finger traced a rough path across the map. “Nightbane sleeps deep in the northern mountains.” He tapped a location far beyond Shadowridge territory. “Here.” Selene studied the spot.

“We rest tonight. Tomorrow, we prepare. And then we end this.” The night was restless for most of the group. Crane stayed up late, pouring over maps and notes in the library, while Vivienne sharpened her dagger by the fireplace. Jamie sat on the manor’s front steps, staring out into the darkness, his skateboard resting beside him. Emma wandered the halls, the key’s faint glow her only companion. She found Callan in the library, their glowing presence casting soft light across the room. They turned as she entered, their expression unreadable.

"Let’s get some rest. I’m tired… Good night, Lycan King." I growled in protest but gave in. There was no reason to argue about this right now. "Good night, little wolf," I murmured, burying my nose deeper into her hair and inhaling her sweet scent until I was drawn into her temple, where the walls were threaded with black and purple roots, as if they were draining the life from the place. I caught the scent of fear in the air and heard a scream in the distance. "How did you reach me here?" It was Callie’s voice, frightened.

a familiar voice called out, and my heart stopped dead in my chest. It was Sophie. I swallowed hard, trying to steady my breath as Sophie’s laughter echoed through the phone. “I know Ethan lied to you, Callie. He’s coming to see me tonight,” she purred, her voice dripping with malicious satisfaction. “At The Crescent Hotel. He’s on his way to fuck me, and you can come confirm your curiosity. Room 120. Don’t worry, I’ll leave the door slightly open for you.”

She wasn’t sure which province up north she’d go to, but what mattered was that she’d be far from the city. A soft knock pulled Mathilda’s attention away from the papers she was reading. “Come in,” she said without looking up. She heard the door open and close. “Madame, I have a report regarding Miss Lilliane.” “Have you found that woman?” she asked in a low, tense voice, still focused on her papers. “We just gathered information moments ago that Miss Lilliane is in Pasay—” Mathilda slammed her fist on the desk. “—and our men are already on their way to Pasay.”

////////////////////////////////////////////// POV(FIONA), I walked down straight to the beach in my uniform heading to the serving point, darkness had took over the day and the moon came to light it up, it was a full moon tonight, and it was somewhat special. I smiled at the amazing view of the tents, the tents were arranged with ranks, the first one was for the Alpha, the second for the Beta, the third for the Zeta's, the fourth for the Gammas, the fifth for the delta and I wouldn't call the last one, a rank, but I'll say it anyway, the Omega's tent since it was our serving center, the tents were half filled, and we expected more guests. The higher-ups were clanking their cups of wine whil

~~~The next Day~~~ •••AGATHA'S APARTMENT••• Amanda was in her room taking a nap when suddenly her cell phone rang, she saw the caller ID and picked it up quickly with so much excitement. "Hey Jayden, am so happy you called". she said excitedly. " Really?" there was a pause."Sure, I will be there in no time". she hung up jumping in excitedly."Yes! Yes! Finally". she rushed out to inform her mother about Jayden's call.

When he didn't see anything he went to the second; on and on he went until he had flipped through all the books on the floor and he hadn't found any useful information. He stood up from the ground and looked around the library, deciding to be more deliberate with his search. The book shelves in the library were set side by side, each with a tag that indicated the type of books on it. Logan walked past books on wolfsbane and Lycan history, finally settling with a shelf on which were books on the journals of past alphas of the pack. Logan picked up one large tome whose pages were falling apart with moisture. Its title read: "The History Of Alphas Of The West: A Brief Summary." He gently pried

" My young self was right. I had no backbone. For 20 thousand and my ID, I got in the car. Charlotte brought me to an office building and led me into a conference room. It was pitch black inside. Something felt wrong. I turned and caught the glass door before it shut. "I can't clean in the dark," I said, frowning. Charlotte tossed something at me. "Put it on." In the sliver of light from the hallway, I saw what it was: a pair of men's underwear, thin and barely there. "What's this supposed to be?" Charlotte crossed her arms. "Mrs. Crayford can't see well. With the lights off, she won't notice much. She enjoys it more that way.

Evie Callahan Present The phone appears like a sinister promise beneath my pillow. It wasn’t there when I lay down. I’m certain of it because I searched this gothic room inch by inch before falling asleep—old drawers, the dark oak wardrobe, and even the space between the mattress and the wrought-iron bedframe. I was looking for anything I could use as a weapon, an exit, or a way to communicate. Declan Callahan doesn’t leave anything to chance. And yet here it is now, at two in the morning, its screen blinking softly against the white linen like a digital ember.