The End

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The cold night air should have felt like freedom. Instead, the bond tightened. Not in comfort. Not in triumph. In warning. I faltered mid-step, my breath catching as a sharp, unfamiliar pressure slid through the connection between the three of us. Dominic felt it instantly — his hand closed around mine, grip iron-strong. Dane turned, scanning the courtyard, his power already flaring outward like a drawn blade. “What is it?” Dominic asked quietly, not aloud, but through the bond. I shook my head. I don’t know. The truth scared me. I had never not known before. Behind us, stone shifted. A single set of footsteps echoed across the courtyard — measured, unhurried, deliberate. “Leaving so soon?” Thorne stepped from beneath the archway, the torchlight catching the lines of his weathered

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