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Chapter Ninety-Eight: The Alpha's Promise

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His grip didn't loosen. If anything, it tightened. His thumb dug into the soft skin beneath her wrist, pressing against the pulse hammering there. The pressure wasn't enough to hurt, but it was enough to make a point. His jaw was tight, a muscle ticking beneath the skin, and those crystal-blue eyes held hers with an intensity that made her feel like prey.

"Stay still," he said.

The words were low, almost a growl, vibrating through the narrow space between them.

Natasha lifted her chin. The move
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    The command tent felt noticeably emptier the moment Marcus and Gideon disappeared through the entrance.Their footsteps faded into the distance, swallowed by the sounds of a camp preparing for war.Warriors called out assignments.Steel rang against whetstones.Fires crackled as the evening air turned cold.Natasha remained at the map table, studying the charcoal sketch Marcus had left behind.The eastern fortress.Magnus.Forty warriors.A heavily guarded weapons cache.And somewhere inside their own camp...A traitor.Damien stepped quietly behind her.She sensed him before he spoke.The warmth of his body.The subtle shift in the air.The bond tightening between them like a drawn bowstring.His hands settled on her hips, firm enough to steady her without interrupting her thoughts."You're thinking too loudly."She didn't look away from the map."I'm thinking about twelve refugees."A pause."And which one wants us dead."His thumbs moved slowly across her waist."I'm thinking about

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    "Three days," she repeated, her breath still ragged against his lips. "You think you can order me to rest like I'm one of your soldiers?""I think I can ask."His grip shifted, both hands settling at her waist. His broad palms spanned the curve of her hips, fingers resting firmly against her sides. The hold was steady, protective rather than restrictive, while his thumbs traced slow circles that eased some of the tension knotted inside her."And I think you'll listen because you know I'm right."Natasha planted both hands against his chest, intending to shove him away.Instead, her fingers curled into the fabric of his shirt.The movement tugged at the bandage stretched across her shoulder, sending a sharp reminder of why she wasn't leading the advance team.Pain flared.Frustration followed close behind."You're insufferable.""And you're stubborn."He guided her backward with deliberate care until her back rested against the rough trunk of a pine at the edge of the clearing. He kept

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    Damien’s arms loosened, his hands sliding down her back with a reluctance that made the bond ache. He pressed a kiss to her hair, then another to her temple, and when he drew back, his eyes were heavy with something she couldn’t name.“I should let you rest,” he murmured. His voice was gravel wrapp

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