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Chapter 60
Edric's POV:
Maya’s still asleep when I wake several hours before dawn. Groaning, I fling my arm across my eyes and swallow against the nervous knot in my throat. Killing isn’t new to me. Werewolves’ lives are often violent, but apart from the rogue, I’ve never executed anyone. “Jasper?” I mind-link my new Beta. “You awake yet?”
“Yes, boss.”
“Can you get a sword ready for me? Make sure it’s sharp.”
“You’re not going to let your wolf kill him?”
“No…I can’t stomach it.”
“It’s not too late to let me do it.”
“No. He deserves to die like an Alpha at the hands of an Alpha.”
“What about Maya?”
“She’s asleep. I’m not waking her for this. But just in case anything happens to me, the new combination to the panic room is five zero six nine.”
“Gotcha.”
“Did Marcus’s family leave yet?”
“No. They’re staying for the execution.”
“Even the little ones?” The youngest of Marcus’s pu
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“Maya,” Edric grabs my shoulders and tries to shake me awake. “No,” I mumble, “please… I’m tired. No more. Can’t you just do it yourself?” I don’t know what came over him, but the moment we set foot inside the little motel, he pushed me up against the wall, ripping my clothes off, and pounded me half senseless. He woke me up three more times. It was like he couldn’t get enough. I’m sure there’s some kind of deep-seated reason behind it that I am not getting, but I really can’t do it again. “No,” he whispers, his mouth close to my ear. “There’s a vampire outside. Get ready to shift and run.” I bolt upright. “What?” He puts his finger against his lips. “Their senses are off the charts,” he says in my head. “They can hear us talking a mile away.” “We’re not fighting?” “With what? We don’t have any weapons.” “Can’t we just, I don’t know, rip his throat out?” “If you can catch him. Do you know how fast vampires are?”
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I stare out of the window of the king’s retrofitted SUV, ignoring the conversation. Two warriors are sitting in front, taking turns to drive. There are two sets of seats in the back that face each other, and the windows are tinted and bulletproof. Two unassuming cars accompany us: one in front of us and one in the back. I don’t bother asking if a werewolf king is really so important that someone would risk assassinating him.Edric already told me everything that happened after I ran out of the room last night, which makes me even more nervous about seeing my parents now. What if my mom says something she shouldn’t? What if she tells the king I’m a witch-goddess-werewolf hybrid made by a vampire with godlike powers?~ You made me, ~ my wolf says, ~ not Abbadon. ~* Did you know? That I made you? *~ No. I just existed one day. I know what you know. ~ No wonder she was so confused and timid in the beginning. ~ You want to kill me, ~
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“You’ll be okay,” Edric says, taking my sweaty hand in his. “I’m right here.” I stare up at a house I don’t know. Behind the simple front door and dirty grey walls are my parents, my siblings. My heart hammers in my chest, and the need to vomit sits very close to the surface. I take a deep breath, trying to still my pounding heart. “Okay, let’s go.” Cameron nods and taking the lead, walk up the cracked path. My father used to take such pride in his garden and home. What happened? The place looks almost deserted. I pick an eviction notice up from the front step. Are they even still here? The doorbell doesn’t work, so the king resorts to pounding on the door so hard that it rattles in the frame. It takes a long time before anyone answers. I’m about to show the eviction notice to Cameron, and suggest we leave, when a haggard old man with unkempt grey hair opens the door, staring out at us with watery eyes. I almost don’t recognise my own father. He aged twenty y
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