The Luna's Groom
How do I accept that the tent engulfed in flames consumed my wife and children before they even had a chance to live?
“How tragic,” Thomas scoffs.
But before I can think, he’s already moving. His jaws part, and fire bursts toward me, scorching my skin, burning through whatever strength I had left. I shift back to human form, my body now covered in deep, angry burns. He grabs me by my foot and tosses me aside like I’m nothing, throwing me right to the edge of the cliff. Ezekiel can’t shift again—his wings are burnt, and he’s struggling just to heal.
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