Kaida
"I will stay."
Caspian shifted his weight, his hands settling on his hips, a clear indication of his disapproval. He was unwilling to concede, and I, equally resolute, refused to back down from my stance.
"I will stay," I insisted, my tone laced with unwavering vehemence, my heart pounding with fierce determination.
This was a reckless gamble, a foolhardy risk I was willingly undertaking. Yet, Caspian himself had emphasized the importance of faith, urging me not to doubt the efficacy of the mating ritual in alleviating their curse. I was determined to proceed by faith, believing that this unwavering conviction would transform our hopes into reality.
It was another full moon's night. The clock was ticking inexorably toward the dreaded hour when the wildness would inevitably strik
