My Adopted Sister is my Mate
V
ill on the bed, not bothering to move, trying to gather myself, narrowing m
n one hell
mory and fragments of the dream and visio
the s
hell is t
xa
e voice. And right after that, I heard shadows of
hell is a
s across persons whose faces I cannot ident
r the bottle in my nightstand. I take a swig and the headache dies down, the voices sil
m. It's just
ams through the night irritated Silas so much that he took me to a doctor who gave me that
he nightmares until th
ral, so clear, so real. As though a part of my memory
k resounds
who it is. Only one person knocks
t me with a smile which imm
rom sleep, dove?
0am. That means that I have been asleep for a
ret those words, because I kno
htma
it depend
medication. You know this. You know
iss, already irritated. "I'm not
are lying, but you only have nightmares when you do not take
like he is my father's right hand man. If I tell Julian, then Silas knows, and if Silas knows, my necklace, the on
es
Julian. I find you incredibl
t used to be for you. I don't want you to go back to the night terrors and the screams, the sleepwalking, the paleness. T
ve you, so, so
mforting. He settles into the regular rhythm, and I move my lips accordingly, placing my
at this is what
oesn't always have to be invigorating, there is no need for
ty. And that is
in my chest tightens every time I tell m
bit dazed. He laughs like a little boy a
lly are somet
times to take us further than a kiss. I have always resisted, not because I am particularly moral
omething. For me to want to do so with Julian. For me to imagi
into an argument we have had so
required at the Silvermoon hall this evening. Your father is hosting a welcome party of so
walk down, wearing a green silk gown that reaches my ankles, my hair tied up and my head lowered, just as Silas prefers. I catch a gli
the laws and judgments, precedents and interpretation and history of the werewolf pack. Th
l, Julian appears by my side an
gal son, coming to claim a throne that he has
es. He didn't seem all thrilled
t mine. He looks at me for a brief moment, then g
like the air gets thicke
nd soon, Julian and I are settled at the hea
mile on his lips. He lifts his
o warmly. "Tonight, we celebr
is seated, silent, lips
enough for seasons and loyalties to change, for responsibilities
ir. I shift uncomfortably in
bility and deem oneself ready and fit to take the ultimate responsibility for the pack. Especially when one has conveniently spa
the knowledge that Silas does not want to give Kaeden the throne, however certain his
and leadership, a deep-seated fear is slowly arising. The order of succession w
n a pack chooses
inues brightly. "We forgive easily. We w
t cheer goes th
hers, to wander, to discover who they... trul
lls bile from his mouth, I do not know. And I don
up fully. "To family. To home. To my long-lost son, finall
sn't raise
ut, Kaeden is out of the hall, a
d. As I place the cup and move to walk out, I feel
dy, Ava
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