Bound Unscramble 소설 & 이야기

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The paper turned into barely crumpled, and there was no name on the front. She tore it open, her arms trembling. "Meet me the following day at night at the antique church. I recognize how that will help you – A buddy." Jenny’s breath caught in her throat. Who should this be? No one knew she had returned to Noah’s mansion besides Lewis, and he could have never risked sending a letter like this. MaryAnne leaned closer. “Do you think it's miles safe?” Jenny swallowed tough. “I do not realize. But I should discover.”

My baby. I feel stronger than I remember feeling. I have an IV in my arm too. I’m awake for only a second when a nurse walks in. She sees my eyes flutter open, adjusting slowly to light, and she quickly turns and races out of the room. I try to sit up but my wrists are tied to the bed – not again. Luckily, the person who runs in is Carson. I feel my entire body relax. He’s dressed in a white coat but regular clothes under. “I’m here to break you out.” He whispers as he unties the restraints.

His wolves flanked him, the air around them crackling with restrained violence. The rogue leader stumbled backward, his confidence faltering for the first time. “Luca…” Luca tilted his head, slow and deliberate. Dangerous. “You have three seconds to explain why you’re in my territory.” The rogue leader straightened, his bravado returning. “We came for her.” He motioned to Raven. “She’s Moonborn, isn’t she? You know what that means.” Luca didn’t blink. “I do.” “Then you know we can’t allow her to live.”

Like the world had dropped away, and I was the last one left. I felt untethered. Like a paper boat drifting in black water. One current away from disappearing completely. The future unrolled in front of me. Blank. Shapeless. No map. No voice guiding me forward. The wind slipped between the buildings. I couldn’t hear it, but I knew it was there. Tugging at the edges of me. Like it wanted to carry me somewhere. Somewhere far from where I thought I was supposed to be. And that’s what scared me most.

Carden made a facepalm and shook his head. Auton dropped three glasses on the tabletop and chuckled. "That's the bad side of marrying the earliest, dude!" "Talk about a man with a cold-hearted girlfriend," Uno rolled his eyes. Carden stifled a laughter when he saw the hilarious look on the man's face. "Seriously, Uno. You chose to team up with him?" he pointed at Carden, a hint of betrayal shown in his voice, and then he shrugged. "But I can't blame you. A man who got a marriage deal instead of a long relationship would choose to be with Carden. Birds with the same feather, flock together!" he let out a burst of a chuckle.

" Untouched, they remain safe. But if one thread is pulled, the rest unravel.” My throat tightened. “They were never meant to bond. Not with anyone. And especially not with one mate.” “Why?” I asked. “Because their souls are intertwined. Binding to one shifts the weight. Destabilizes the others. Balance is broken.” I swallowed. “So when I kissed Thorne—” “You pulled the first thread.”

I unlocked the live camera feed. Luna filled the screen. Wrists tied behind her back. Ankles bound. Blindfold secured. Cloth stuffed into her mouth. She twisted violently against the ropes, trying to scream through the gag. I held the phone in front of Remi's face. "No..." His voice broke. His entire body jerked toward the screen. "No... don't..." Tears gathered in his eyes. "Please... don't tie her like that." Interesting. "She'll panic." He wasn't looking at me anymore.