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Chapter 109
Ciaran's Point of View
When I woke up on the couch, I could feel something wrong. Felt another presence in the house that had never been there before. Then the sound of growling and snarls had broken loose. Pounding against the floor above me. My heart had dropped. Shattered into pieces beyond repair. Alvara's room was above me.
Fear laced with rage as I stormed up. Barely noticed that I wasn't wearing a thing. Whatever happened in those moments was lost to me. Blood ran thickly over the floor. Carpet. Drenched the curtains and bedding. And then there was Alvara. Small and fragile, curled up on the floor looking as if she had died a million times over. That small yelp of hers was enough to send me to hell.
I came back. Noticed the body in front of me. Noticed how much I had brutalized it in front of her. Guilt swallowed me whole. Refused to spit me up. I drowned in shame. Maverick had tried stopping me, but couldn't. I had shoved
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Ciaran's Point of View "Where the fuck is she?" I hollered through the house. The glass surrounding me vibrated from the force. Red bled into my vision. Blurred the lines of reality and fiction. Anger bubbled and boiled just beneath my throat. When Dargan's voice had popped into my mind with what he knew, I couldn't contain my rage. For years, I had pushed the girl away. Kept her at arm's length at all costs. The moment she crossed into the friend zone with my family and this is what she does. Sends an assassin after my mate. There was only one person who had the security schedule around them constantly. Knew where everyone was at the time of Alvara's attack. Sybil. But she wouldn't betray us. Not in the same way her daughter would. Adelia had been off the last couple of days and now I knew why. She had stolen her mother's plans and used them for whatever she wanted. "She is in your office," Harland called from the top of the
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