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Chapter 18: A Black Day
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The wind howled around her, pushing the rain harder against her skin, but Seraphina didn’t flinch. She couldn’t. Not now. The ground finally gave way beneath her efforts, and the hole deepened. It was only then, when she had made enough space to gently lay Cora’s body to rest, that Seraphina allowed herself to pause. She gazed down at her sister’s lifeless form, her heart ripping in two at the sight.The woman who had always stood beside her, who had protected her when they were children, who had been her one constant in this cruel world… was gone. Her only family was gone, and there was no one left to turn to.Tears blurred Seraphina’s vision, but she wiped them away quickly, her face set in grim determination. The world may have taken Cora from her, but Seraphina would not let it claim her soul too. She would take everything from them—Rowan, Ryan, anyone who had a hand in her sister’s death. She would find a way to make them suffer.The rain continued to fall, but she didn’t care. I
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---Kael stood like stone, unwavering in the face of Seraphina’s pain. His eyes, dark and intense, didn’t falter. His jaw was tight, muscles coiled with the tension of someone who had long buried their emotions beneath layers of duty and resolve. He didn’t care about the glances or the murmurs; all that mattered was the truth. The truth.“This isn’t about the pack, Seraphina,” Kael said, his voice low, rough. “This is about Cora. About what happened to her. You deserve to know the truth. We both do.”Seraphina’s heart hammered in her chest, and for a moment, she couldn’t breathe. The words sank in slowly, like heavy stones in the pit of her stomach. The truth.Her lips trembled as she whispered, barely above a breath, “The truth?” She laughed softly, a sound filled with pain and regret. “The truth is that I couldn’t protect her. The truth is that I’m not good enough. I’ve never been good enough.”Her eyes were wild, frantically seeking answers she feared she’d never find. She wanted t
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Seraphina’s blood ran cold. Elara. Of course. She had been waiting for this. The storm that had been simmering beneath the surface was now erupting, and it was as expected—Elara wasn’t going to let this go quietly.Kael took a step back, his posture stiffening as he broke their moment of connection. He didn’t look at Seraphina; his eyes were fixed firmly on Elara, though there was something in his gaze that betrayed his frustration.Seraphina wiped at the tears that had threatened to fall, forcing them back with a huff. The last thing she wanted was Elara’s interference. She’d had enough of it. Enough of the insults, the dismissals, the coldness from someone who clearly couldn’t understand.But Elara was relentless. She hadn’t changed. Her expression was one of disdain, as if she could barely tolerate the sight of them together.“Kael, you’re making a fool of yourself,” Elara continued, her voice sharp and unforgiving. “You told the entire pack that Seraphina would never be your mate.
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The cold rain battered against Seraphina’s skin as she walked away from the car. Each drop felt like a needle, sharp and unforgiving. She didn’t care. The storm inside her was far more violent than anything the sky could throw at her. She could still hear Luca’s voice, but she ignored it, stepping into the darkness of the night.Her feet slipped on the muddy ground, but she steadied herself, her mind clouded with rage, confusion, and a deep, gnawing hurt. She’d come to this place, this forsaken pack, seeking solace, seeking love, seeking some kind of understanding. But all she had found was betrayal, rejection, and the harsh, bitter sting of her own misjudgments.She didn't care about the rain, the mud, or the cold. She only cared about one thing: Kael. Her Alpha. The man who had promised her the world, only to rip it away without a second thought.Her breath came in sharp bursts, each step taking her closer to the pack. Her body shuddered, not from the cold, but from the storm of emo
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She walked with them as they stepped outside. Seraphina’s vision blurred as the adrenaline that had fueled her through the fight began to drain from her body. The cool night air was a shock to her system, and the faint scent of damp earth and smoke filled her lungs. The battle had ended, but her own war was far from over.Luca didn’t slow down. His grip on her was firm, and though she was barely conscious, she could feel his resolve. He wasn’t going to let her fall behind, not now, not when they were so close to freedom. He kept moving, his warriors at his side, sweeping the area as they made their way toward the hidden exit from the compound.“I’m sorry, Luna,” Mara’s voice came from beside them, soft but filled with concern. “We didn’t—”“Don’t apologize,” Seraphina cut her off, her voice hoarse. “You did your part. All of you did.”Luca’s pace quickened. The sound of pursuit wasn’t far behind, but he was determined to get them out of the Raven Clan's grasp. The distant echoes of th
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“We need to move,” she said, her tone urgent. She looked at the wounded scouts. “Can you fight?”One of the scouts, a woman named Mara, nodded, her face grim but resolute. “We’ll follow your lead, Luna.”Seraphina nodded once, then turned to the rest of her team. “We’re heading for the exit. Keep your eyes open. The Raven Clan won’t just let us walk out of here.”They moved quickly through the hallways, but the further they went, the more the tension in the air thickened. The sound of distant shouting reached their ears—someone had discovered the break-in."Stay close!" Seraphina commanded, her voice firm. “We’re not out of this yet.”Suddenly, a loud crash echoed through the corridors, followed by the rapid pounding of feet. More guards were coming.Seraphina’s warriors formed a defensive line in front of her, weapons drawn, ready for the fight. She could feel the pressure mounting, but she refused to let it show. Not now. Not when they were so close.“Luna, we can’t keep them at bay
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Luca’s eyes narrowed as he weighed the situation. "We can't just rush in blindly, Seraphina. The mountains are treacherous, and if the Raven Clan has set up defenses—""We don’t have time for caution," Seraphina interrupted, her voice low and sharp. "Those scouts are counting on us. Every minute we waste, they’re one step closer to death."Luca clenched his jaw but didn’t argue. He understood the urgency just as well as she did. “Fine,” he said. “We’ll go in prepared. But we need reinforcements. And a strategy.”“I’ll lead a smaller group,” Seraphina suggested, her eyes flashing with determination. “We’ll move quickly, hit them hard. You stay back with the main force. If anything goes wrong, we’ll need you to coordinate the backup.”Luca hesitated for a moment, clearly torn. But in the end, he nodded. “I don’t like it, but I know you won’t back down.” He placed a hand on her shoulder, his grip firm, his gaze unwavering. “Just come back to me.”Seraphina looked up at him, her expressio
