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Chapter Nineteen: The Spark

Author: Elle writes
last update publish date: 2026-05-24 02:34:26

Ethan went to the east wing at midnight.

He had told himself it was a routine check. The guards had reported strange sounds to him and as a Beta, he was doing his duty. He almost believed it.

Her door was unlocked. That was the first sign. He told her to always bolt her door and he’s sure she listened.

He pushed it open.

She was on the floor. Curled on her side with her knees drawn up and her face pressed against the cold stone. The hearth was dead and the room was freezing. There was a tra
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