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Slowly, I turned, heart thudding hard enough to echo in my ears. I couldn’t see what the danger was, but I could feel it like an instinctive awareness. My eyes strained as I surveyed my environment, struggling to make out what it was. There-a shift between the trees. A shadow too fluid, too deliberate to…
And then, absurdly, I thought of Kieran. Of the warmth of his hands on me just last night, far away from danger and ice. I thought of the brilliant fury with which he tore apart the rogues who kidnapped me. If he were here, he would know what to do, he would save me. Despair…
My heart jerked once, hard, like it wanted to leap out of my ribs and run far away from this conversation. Slowly, I turned. Celeste was still standing where I’d left her, but now she had my jacket in her hands, condemnation tightening her features. “I smell her,” she whispered, her voice trembling despite the…
Byron shook his head. “No, don’t be. Lillian wasn’t one for tears or sorrows.” The wistfulness of his smile was like a fist around my heart. “ When I close my eyes, I can still see her dancing through this bar, the light glancing off her necklace.” His eyes shone-not with tears, but with the…
And though I didn’t turn back, I could feel Kieran’s gaze burning into me until I stepped out of sight. n You’ve arrived at the latest chapter! Show support to the author by leaving comments when sending gift.. KIERAN’S POV I stood there like an idiot long after Sera was gone. The background music continued,…
“Seraphina Blackthorne!” I paused, my mouth pressed against my straw. I’d withdrawn into myself so much that I hadn’t noticed the man on stage-a raffle box in hand, his black suit shimmering under the lights, silver threading through the dark curls of his hair. He must have been talking for a while, but I’d completely…
Sera and I were on opposite ends of the stage, and none of the challenges required us to get closer. She played along with more enthusiasm than I’d expected, her laughter low and sweet-each one loosening more easily than the last. The crowd adored her, and I could barely focus on my tasks. This wasn’t…
But instead, after a beat, she shrugged. “Fine. Whatever. Just don’t add me to some never-ending notification hell. If my phone blows up at 3 a.m., I’ll kill all of you before the next challenge can.” Finn’s grin was so startled, so openly relieved, that I felt something warm bloom in my chest. Within minutes,…
Roxy didn’t let her finish. She gave Celeste a sharp shove to the shoulder, not enough to knock her down but enough to make her stumble half a step. “You wanna talk about dead weight? Look in a mirror, bitch.” Gasps rippled through the onlookers. Even I froze, caught between shock and a sudden, fierce…
She ignored me and instead stooped, dragging the edge of her boot against the dusty stone floor. Everyone watched with bated breath as she moved, until a rough circle enclosed the space between us and the Shadow Claw wolves. “Circle challenge,” she announced, lifting her chin. “Step out of the boundary, and you lose. Winner…