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Chapter Seventy-One

RayneThe brunch went better than expected and there wasn't a lot of attention on me, which was the part I liked the most. Victor sat at the end of the table with my father and his family, and I was sitting at the other end with Denise. They talked about MoonWater a lot and I felt uncomfortable when I heard them mention Max a few times. My father is really angry and sometimes when I look at Denise, I notice that she looks worried. I know she wants to convince him to spare Max, but it seems like he doesn't want to do that.He wants to bring down the whole of MoonWater. Reynold seems to share his sentiments. There seems to be some bad blood between his pack and Max’s. I wonder if his pack was also affect doing that Great War that ruined everything. It seems everyone hates Max and his pack. Well, it’s his father who did everything. He just inherited the role and is working with what he found. But is that me making excuses for him? It’s hard to say. Maybe you could’ve changed things if
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Chapter Seventy-Two

RayneThe sun is starting to set and the sky is a beautiful pink color mixed with oranges. Sitting out here to watch the sun set is something I've been doing for the last five days. I can't believe it's been that long but at the same time, it hasn't been long enough. The horrors I experienced at MoonWater are still with me, and the more distance exists between me and that pack, the harder everything hits me. I don't know how I was surviving in that environment. It was so bad and I hate that it took this drastic change to happen in order for me to start realizing it. I try hard not to think too much about this but sometimes, it's hard. It's not easy to shake it all off and act like it never happened. I spend an unholy amount of time thinking about Max and whether he'll find me. I keep imagining him storming here and destroying everything my father worked so hard to build. It makes me want to get up and surrender myself to him. The longer I stay here, the more I realize just how har
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Chapter Seventy-Three

Rayne I’m being dragged backward and no amount of digging my heels into the ground is going to stop this. He’s just too strong. With his hand over my mouth, I can barely make a sound. My screams are all muffled and I guess that the worst part is that I can’t breathe. I feel suffocated and breathless. And the more I try to scream, the worst it gets. “I’m sorry,” he says again. “I have to take you home.”I want to scream at him that that isn’t my home. My home is right here. He’s stealing me away from the only place in the world where I’ve ever felt remotely comfortable in. Everyone who has ever genuinely cared about me lives in this place. My father. Denise. I disappear and they won’t even know what happened. They’ll probably imagine that I was stolen away. And then my father will want to start a war he won’t win. I don’t want him to lose everything anymore, not for my sake. I should have just gone inside the house. I should never have tried to go talk to the guard. This bastard.
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Chapter Seventy-Four

RayneI don’t know why I feel this embarrassed. Going outside is out of the question for me, not only because I don’t want to be seen by any other MoonWater guard, but because I’m ashamed of how everyone will look at me. I didn’t play a single role in what happened. I know I was stupid for going to the guard and assuming that my title would make him scared enough to leave but if I’d known what he would have done, I would have gone into the house and alerted someone. I heard that the guard’s body has been disposed off. If I have to be completely honest, I don’t feel much guilt about his death. It doesn’t haunt me, the same way that the Second Beta’s death doesn’t haunt me. That reckless guard could have killed me. I’ve had nightmares for three days straight because of him. In my dream, I can’t breathe, and I end up dying a brutal death. I wake up breathless and with tears in my eyes. If it weren’t for Victor, I’d be dead. The security has been doubled around us so no one else gets
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Chapter Seventy-Five

RayneTraveling with Victor is exactly what I thought it would be. As silent as a grave. Denise and I can only exchange a few looks. He's so vigilant and cautious that we don't speak for fear of distracting him. It seems that they're really afraid of being ambushed by MoonWater, which is why everything needs to be silent so he can hear any noise around us. I have to admit that I wanted to change my mind as soon as I stepped outside and saw him standing there rigidly. I don't know what it was that made my step falter. The intense look he gave me, maybe. The more I interact with him, the more I'm sure that I get under his skin somehow. Perhaps the only reason why he stands me is because of the good relationship between our packs. Or maybe. Maybe. He was sour because I never thanked him for saving me. Which was why I apologized just as he was loading my bag on the carriage. I thanked him kindly for helping me and he barely looked at my face. He just nodded curtly. Dismissively. Alth
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Chapter Seventy-Six

RayneDarla showed me her greenhouse and we spent the whole morning there. It was amazing to see all those exotic flowers and plants. She mentioned that her husband brought her a new plant every time he went to another territory, which was quite frequent. She said a lot of them didn't survive because she didn't know how to tend to them properly, but those she kept were beautiful. I liked how everything was organized, and how patient she was showing me everything. She looked very proud of her work and she should be—it was a lonely experience for me. While she showed me around, she told me a little bit about my mother. She told me about some of their experiences together, how brave and sympathetic my mother was, and much more. She was everything I always imagined her to be, if I'm being honest with myself. I already envisioned her as someone courageous and warm-hearted even before I found out her real identity. There are times when I share everyone's hate for MoonWater. They broke my
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Chapter Seventy-Seven

MaxI kick at the desk and watch everything come crashing down. Pleasure courses through me. Lately, the only thing that makes me calmer is breaking things. Whenever I break something, I feel all my anger being released, and it's better than feeling this all-consuming emptiness that's been haunting my days since Rayne left. I don't know what to do with myself. I haven't been able to sleep and I have barely been able to eat. I wasn't expecting her absence to hit me this hard, so hard that I've become a completely different person. Almost obsessive. I need to have her back. If I don't get her back, I might very well make the world burn. I don't care about what anyone has to say about this either. I know that, by now, everyone knows that it's Rayne that is making me feel this way, even Alaska. Still, she hasn't left the House yet. I'm not sure what she's waiting for but then again, I don't have the time to think about that. Getting Rayne back is nearly impossible these days, and it's
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Chapter Seventy-Eight

RayneAfter dinner, Darla and I talk a little bit about womanhood. An odd topic, yes, but she doesn’t make it awkward at all. She tells me, under her breath, just about everything she can think of, including topics about personal hygiene amongst other things. Some things I already knew, but others were new to me and I am incredibly grateful for the advice. At the end of our evening together, she pats my hand and says, “You know, having you here is absolutely wonderful. I haven’t had someone to talk to in years.”I nod, unsure of what to say. Then, I add, “It’s great being here, too.”My days here are somewhat full. I’m not holed up in my room and waiting for Veronica to call for me. There is a lot to see and even learn, if that is my wish. Darla is very attentive, and I don’t feel at all like a burden here. She offers me a wide smile and then we rise wordlessly and start toward the stairs. It’s somewhat late and I do feel tired. She senses even this. I wonder if there is ever anyth
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Chapter Seventy-Nine

RayneVictor isn't wearing a shirt. He cuts into the apple as we maintain eye contact and then slowly brings a wedge up to his mouth. I am sure my face is the color of a tomato right now and I don't know where to look after I was staring for so long. It's become an awkward situation now and there is no getting out of this. "Sorry," I say, "I just wanted water."He gestures at the vastness of the kitchen as if to say 'do as you wish' and I immediately walk toward the large container of water. There are rows of glasses right beside it and I grab a clean one. I turn the tap and watch my glass fill with water. I can feel his eyes on me even though I'm not looking at him. I wonder if it's paranoia. I tip my head back and gulp the water down. I then refill the glass. I hear him eating the apple from somewhere behind me, aware of every little sound that is made in this kitchen. Once I've finished drinking, I put the glass down on the other side of it as I'm not sure where to wash it, and
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Chapter Eighty

RayneI caught a rabbit today. I can hardly believe it. I never thought I’d be able to catch anything, much less with a bow and arrow. Victor was patient with me. It took many tries to get this one rabbit. He could have gotten many rabbits and even a deer if he hadn’t spent so much time teaching me, but I’m glad he did. I never would have guessed that I would be able to learn how to hunt anything. Yet I’ve managed. My rabbit is slung over Victor’s shoulder. He has removed the arrow from its small body but there is a bloody gaping hole right at the center. We’re making our ways back to the house. By now, everyone else is probably done. “I’ll teach you how to skin it,” he tells me. “You never know when it might come in handy.”“It’s probably going to take all afternoon,” I comment.“I have time,” he answers mildly. I try not to make too much of it as we walk toward the barn. The whole family is already there, as I guessed. They all turn to look at us as we approach them and Darla
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