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lle's
ter dying was that I had awaken
tem, I remembered what had brought me t
Alaric Beaumont. My marriage to Alaric had been arranged for political reasons, and he had never wa
ears enduring the cold looks and quiet gossip around me. Still, I had held on bec
red on the night h
he bed, I
affection in his golden eyes. He had come because the pack required
diately stepped away and
id flatly. "You are still the daughter of
left t
as his Royal Consort. By then, I had finally understood what my place in his li
wasn't thinking about revenge, and I wasn't trying to make anyone regret what th
the water. I stood at the edge for a lo
ke closed o
rength disappeared as my lungs struggled for air. Just when my consciousne
hite light s
ale voice sounde
tical levels. Emergency sou
ar more advanced than my own, but I did not receive another person's memories or become someone else. Wha
letely change what was possible in my world. The information came so quickly th
ion suddenly beg
igh-energy civilizatio
sciousness to
l extent of what I had received, an overwhelmin
back to m
everal seconds, I could only lie there and breathe, trying to understan
e lake, and sinking beneath its freezing surface, along with everything that had hap
my lungs ached from the struggle for air, and the familiar canopy above me slowly came into focus. Someone h
red every humiliation, every cruel word, and everything Alaric had done to me. What had changed was w
bed, and the memory of Alaric forcing himself on me came rushing back. The pai
been rescued from the lake. The Moon
e the chance to face the people who had destroyed my life with my ow

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