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Chapter 171: The Fight for Anastasia
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Hugo“As soon as Frederick arrived, it only took a few minutes,” Jordan continued. I knew his diagnosis was accurate; she had trusted him completely, and that trust was evident now.“It’s always my responsibility,” Frederick muttered, his voice heavy with frustration. “I don’t think I’m capable of taking care of anyone. All I seem to do is cause her pain.” His anger was palpable as he violently broke the arm off a chair, smashing it into pieces. “Oh no!”“Gray is her mate. How could he have done this?” I said, trying to stay calm despite his outburst. Discussing Anastasia with Frederick was always challenging. “There’s no way he could have taken her life.”“Could it have been someone else?” Jordan asked, just as Diego entered the room, placing his belongings on the counter. Though they rarely worked together, Jordan was Anastasia’s doctor while Diego attended to me. I hoped their combined expertise might improve the situation.“She can’t remember what happened during that time,” I not
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Anastasia I sat up and swung my legs over the side of the bed, half-expecting to feel pain, but to my surprise, there was none. I glanced down at my hands, letting my gaze wander up and down my arms. There were no signs of any cuts or bruises. The restraints that Gray had placed on my wrists had vanished. I didn't experience any discomfort."Hey, Anastasia?" I glanced upwards. It was just Frederick and me in the room, and the constant beeping of the machines kept interrupting the quiet. I took out the oxygen tube from my nose. "I apologize sincerely." I felt a dull ache in my neck, causing discomfort in my fingers. I could feel small indents of teeth arranged in an oval shape. "Come on, Anastasia. I apologize, but please understand that I am sorry." His eyes shimmered with unshed tears, as if he was holding back his emotions. I had never seen him cry."I'm a bit confused," I said, wiping the dried blood off my fingertips. "Hey, is this yours?" He got up from the chair and knelt besid
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Anastasia We split up at the doorway, with Frederick heading towards my room while I took off in the opposite direction towards his. My heart was doing a little dance between excitement and nerves. I’d never seen his room before, even though we’d spent so much time together. The pack house was waking up slowly, and a peaceful vibe hung in the air as the morning did its magic.Back at my parents' place, the silence was always a bit creepy, like it was put on just for show. My parents liked their space but always seemed to be at each other’s throats over his way of handling things. Managing him was like trying to tame a wild beast.As I reached the third floor, my nerves kicked into overdrive. Being in a boy’s room usually meant something was up, and it always made me uneasy, whether I realized it or not. The door would click shut behind me, locking me in, and the lights would stay off. I’d hear the faint jingle of a belt—never alone, always accompanied by something more physical.I fe
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Anastasia “I’m sorry, but I think you’ll find something better. I feel like I don’t deserve to be happy. If we had met before this…” He hesitated, his gaze dropping. “You mean so much to me; you’re my everything.”“Please refrain from using that kind of language,” I implored, my voice barely above a whisper. He gazed at me with a somber expression, his eyes locked onto mine, as if the world around us had vanished. A sigh escaped him, and he let out a soft laugh, lost in his own thoughts as he gently ran his fingers through my hair.“Let’s meet up for breakfast after you finish in the bath,” Frederick suggested, leaning in to kiss me. I felt the warmth of his lips, savoring the moment before he gently released me with a soft parting. I watched him cautiously glance behind him before disappearing through the door.The breakfast table was unusually quiet that morning. The atmosphere felt heavy, and I sensed an underlying sadness that I couldn’t quite place.Absentmindedly, I played with
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Anastasia “Let’s continue this conversation at a later time,” Hugo suggested, opting not to engage in a debate in front of everyone. It was a wise choice. As Hugo left the room, the scrape of his stool against the tile briefly distracted me. I refocused on the food in front of me, trying to ignore the queasiness in my stomach. Frederick stood, leaning in to give me a gentle kiss on the head.“Hey, don’t forget to eat, okay?” he said softly before heading out through the same door Hugo had used, presumably to catch up with him and discuss their strategy. Jamie followed, likely to help resolve any lingering issues between the two.I found myself unable to eat, the lump in my throat persistent and uncomfortable. A deep sense of responsibility weighed heavily on me, knowing that I was somehow at the center of all this turmoil. I caught Darius’s gaze from across the table. It felt as though he was trying to communicate something, but I couldn’t shake the nervousness that clouded my mind.
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Anastasia I looked at her, nodding in agreement. Her hair was tightly curled and cascaded gracefully past her shoulders. Her makeup was flawlessly applied, giving her the look of someone preparing for a night out. She wore daring attire—a top that showed off her midriff and tight, high-waisted black jeans. Her physique was incredible, and I couldn’t help but feel a twinge of envy. “Hey there, how’s it going?” Kayin flashed a smile that seemed to hint at a secret or suggest she wasn’t entirely truthful. Victoria shifted uncomfortably next to me, picking up on something that I seemed to be missing. I felt like an outsider.“Thank you,” I said, glancing at Victoria, who looked slightly bothered. There was clearly a story here, but in the midst of the crisis, I hadn’t had a chance to meet anyone else.“So, you’re living here now?” Kayin’s voice seemed to carry a hint of annoyance, though it wasn’t entirely clear why. I watched the embers of the fire, their fluctuations mirroring the ebb
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Anastasia “I can assure you, he’s not cheating!” I blurted out, my gaze drifting away. I felt overwhelmed, like I was facing someone much stronger than me. The idea that Frederick might choose me over someone more powerful, beautiful, and just like him seemed implausible.“You waltz in here like you’re royalty because of your father and brother,” Victoria spat out, her tone dripping with disdain. “If he sees anything special in you, it’s only because of your connections.” Her words cut deep. “He was already involved with someone before you showed up. I can promise you that. Even though the moon goddess controls our destined mates, some still can’t resist their desires.”“I find it hard to trust what you’re saying.” I watched the fire in the hearth grow dangerously wild, its embers sputtering and fading into the dew-soaked grass. “I believe you do.” Victoria’s voice held a sharper edge now, and I could sense her quickened heartbeat, reflecting the uncertainties she was stirring. “It’
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Anastasia "How did you come by this knowledge?" I asked, watching as Victoria furrowed her brow. She took a deep breath, letting out a frustrated sigh."We were childhood friends. Even after we moved, we spent a lot of time together." Victoria paused, her gaze steady. "Ryan, Cassius’s beta, is good friends with Frederick. He used to hang out in our area." She made it clear that I was one of the few who hadn’t met Frederick."So, were there many girls?" I asked, a pang of sadness hitting me. I felt a sinking realization that I would never measure up. Kayin had always been a great example of this. I wasn’t as attractive to him as the other girls were."None that matter." Victoria’s voice softened, and she took a moment to gather her thoughts. "I've never seen such a transformation in him before, the way he behaves around you." I sighed again. I was aware that the storm I had caused was likely making conditions difficult for the soldiers camping on the border. It would undoubtedly signa
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I tread carefully, trying to avoid rushing and risk encountering more trouble at the cellar stairs. The silence around me was eerie, and I kept my eyes sharp, scanning for any sign of danger. My mind flitted to the idea of calling my dad, but I hesitated. I didn’t want him dragged into this mess, fearing he might try to drag me back home. Maybe it was pride, or maybe it was the fear of his interference.Then there was Estelle. I thought about her growing up, reaching her prime, and hoped she’d never have to rely on her body like I had. It was comforting, though, to see her following in her father’s footsteps in her own way, even if it wasn’t ideal."Anastasia?" I heard Nereus’s faint voice. I picked up the pace, jogging towards the sound. As I rounded the corner, I saw the boys restrained in separate corners, but Nereus was the only one awake."Nereus?" I knelt beside him and quickly worked on untying the ropes burning his wrists. They smelled strongly of wolfsbane. "What did those pe
