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She was perfect, yet unavailable. Witnessing the pain and suffering in Emily's eyes as she pleaded with me to integrate her pack into mine, I could sense the enormity of her sacrifice. I wanted nothing more than to ease her pain and bring her happiness. There was a strong desire within me to do so. How could someone as rare as Emily fall into such a deceitful trap and be ensnared to the point where she had to swallow her pride and belittle herself for the sake of her people's survival? I was determined to ensure that she would never have to worry again.

The dreaded King Daniel of the Darke stood in front of the stained-glass window in the castle library with his hands clasped behind his back as Imara started to appear from the mist. Unlike every other witch he’d ever encountered, Imara’s mist glowed white and gold like a cloud on a sunny day. There were no white lighters left in the Realm, or at least they kept their existence hidden away. Daniel’s deep dark eyes weren’t used to her shine and he needed a few moments to adjust to her brilliance.

'It would appear he is in worse shape than any of them, but he is much more gracious about it, and he seems much more together. Again, he felt a tug at his heart and stopped himself from caring... or, at least, he tried to, but he couldn’t turn his eyes away from the man and all his faithfulness. As he watched McFarland, he saw something familiar in him, something strange which he could not forget. There was something about the man that reminded him of Marcus: he was both resigned and resolved, yet not consenting. 'Well... as together as a man so decidedly faithful to his treason can be.'

What was in it for her? I shake off the negativity brewing around me like a readying storm; distancing myself from any plague-like thoughts surrounding the ancient witch that once caused so much bloodshed, pushing her far from my mind before committing to the last page enclosed, waiting to be read. A heavy frown paints my face when the last memoir presents itself, a wave of confusion washing over me as I realise Emmeline’s portrait appears to be missing next to the collection of details describing her unforgettable reign. The only confirmation of its once definite presence being the jagged shards of torn paper left behind in its place, poking out from the books large withering spine.

For a second, I just stayed there with my forehead on the dirt, gasping. “I can’t,” I wheezed. “I’m done. I’m done, Emelda.” I expected softness or even a hand up, or for her to at least tell me to take a break but instead she marched over with her arms crossed, and stared down at me without pity. “Get up.” “I can’t—” “Get. Up.” Her voice was hard. “Think about what Maxwell and his family did to you. You think they’re not sitting in Crestwood right now laughing about the fat, broken girl who let them ruin her?” The words were cruel.

To wait before acting. To survive quietly. The mansion believed she was small. The Richardson family belie ved she was temporary. The Covenant believed they were invisible. Emily blew out the candle on the kitchen table and stood. Tomorrow she would return. Not to confront. Not to accuse. But to continue collecting. Because foundations do not collapse from noise. They collapse from cracks that spread unseen. And Emily Warren had just found the first one. Understood.

He interrupted her. Silence descended upon them, dragging for almost an eternity as Emily's heart thudded loudly, her stomach was filled with pain she couldn't explain. All along she thought she meant something to this man, only to be dragged to the reality that she was nothing more than a replacement. A face for his fantasies and obsession. His solution to his family's problem. How had she fallen into such a messy situation?

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“Picked up another one outside Wichita. Said she was running. Said nobody cared. Took her to the back. She cried, but they all do.” Rhett’s stomach turned to stone. He flipped faster, his breath growing ragged. Each entry was the same: a girl on the road, scared, desperate — Caleb taking advantage. Then the photos fell out. Polaroids. Faces blurred by tears, makeup streaked, eyes hollow. Rhett’s blood roared in his ears when he saw the one near the bottom of the pile. Emily. Her hair tangled, face pale, eyes wide with terror. She couldn’t have been with him long — her clothes were the same ones she’d worn when Rhett found her.