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It opens its mouth and lets out a horrible shrill. ‘Electrous Flaros!’ I shout. A large bolt of lightning comes down from the sky. The Death worm explodes as the bolt strikes it. Its flesh flies everywhere, some smacking against Alec and me. It thinks so bad. We hang our arms out at the flesh and goop sliding off us and look at each other in disgust. I feel my stomach churn. ‘Ergh, this is so gross,’ I say to him. Only three Minotaurs are still alive but remain fighting each other.

The line went dead. My heart sank like a stone. James, right now, you must be so happy. Forgive me for lying to you, again and again. I’m sorry. When Zoe called back, Sienna picked up. “Wren. Are you done yet?” “You walked out on him. Now you’re the one stalking him? Have you no shame?” Zoe’s voice was urgent. “Put James on. Sienna, Wren is dying. She doesn’t have much time.” Sienna took a slow breath.

She reached for her glass of wine, and she drank it once. Just as the room settled, the door swung open again. Victoria made her entrance. She wore a black dress, packed her hair with a pink diamond ring on her finger. She walked like the place was arranged for her. Warren turned. “Who is she?” “She is beautiful” “Why is she wearing a black dress” “This Is not a funeral, they this kind of dress” Victoria passed them, and she took a glass of wine. Faith feels it before she sees it. That specific shift in energy that means someone dangerous had just entered.

He held Nerina’s stare, the wind tugging at them both, the moment stretching like an eternity of silent accusations and regrets, love curdled into resentment, devotion twisted by betrayal. Finally, she gathered her dress and climbed into the carriage, her two Omegas following in quiet obedience. The door shut with a soft thud, and the horses shifted, ready to depart. Dixon turned, ready to descend from the rooftop, when Zoe’s voice halted him. “Imogen is confirmed dead,” she said calmly. “Apparently died in childbirth.” Dixon froze, then turned slowly, his scarred face tightening as the news sank in, striking like a hidden blade. The sun dipped lower, slipping behind the peaks and casting lo

There are only ten minutes left in the college entrance exam when the back door of the classroom bursts open. My best friend, Isaac Powell, kicks it in. He grabs me by the back of my collar, drags me out of the hall, and shoves me into a black SUV idling at the curb. "Are you insane? That was the college entrance exam!" I yell. "Is an exam more important than your life? The students in that room… are probably all dead by now!" Before I can respond, my phone starts buzzing like crazy. Notifications flood the class group chat. "@Trevon, the proctor is looking for you." "@Trevon, did you forget about the party after the test?" "@Trevon, where the hell did you go?" My stomach drops as I

He took a deep breath and expelled it, “Madam Yvonne is dead! I went to her place to get a crate of Dragon Rage, and I saw her on the floor, in a pool of her own blood. Her place looked like an altercation had occurred there.” His words chilled Jonathan to the marrow. Nadine and Nick must have done her in. Those two weren't wasting any time, he thought. He hung up on the confused man without another word, and began to plan how he would get out of the mess he was in, alive.

Constantine stood there for a while, before sighing and leaving as well. Ryder sat in the passenger seat on the way back. "I'm sorry I wasn't able to help during the battle, Deacon Penn." "It's fine, everything would've turned out the same anyway," Wilbur said. Ryder frowned. "Are you sure Suelyn Onyx is dead?" "She was torched to ashes under the holy light of the Church of Holy Illuminati. I doubt she'd be able to come back to life." "That's good. Will you be writing the report, or should I?"

“I can’t, Stormy. If Varek thinks the police are coming, he could kill Kael before running away. It’s too risky.” Stormy let out a long sigh and shook her head. I could see anger on her face and in the tight way she held her jaw. I knew she wanted to argue. “If you can’t call the police, then who is going to bring Kael back?” “We are,” I said before dropping into a chair. “Somehow.” Stormy sat down beside me. “What’s the plan?” I rolled my eyes. “Orion came up with a really dangerous plan that could get him killed. None of us liked it.”

The shift hits hard—bones snapping back, fur ripping away, breath choking in my throat until I’m kneeling in the dirt, human and shaking. Aldrich stands over me, dominance still rolling off him. “Get up,” he orders. I shove to my feet, jaw clenched. “You didn’t have to hit me that hard.” “You were losing it,” he snaps. “And you know it.” I wipe blood from my mouth. “Drago reacted to her. Not Bloodfang.” Aldrich’s eyes flick, just once. “Leave it.” “No.” My voice cracks with leftover adrenaline. “Tell me who she is.”

Brett bows before gripping the man by the neck and leading him to a cell beneath the house. “Onyx, it hurts so bad,” I scream as he runs through the snow-filled streets to the Doctor. “We are almost there. She will help you fix this. Goddess, please let her fix this.” Onyx calls out. “I called her. She is waiting for us!” Clara calls from behind us as my vision starts to fade. “Onyx, in case,” I whisper. “Don’t say that. You hold on!” He screams at me. “I love you, Onyx. You changed my life, and you are the best thing that has ever happened to me.” “Briar, no.” He sobs as everything goes dark.