Chapter 64: Chapter 64: Pure-Blooded Witch

Sara looked outside from the car, scanning the shadows for any sign of her. When she finally caught sight of Selene walking towards her, her chest loosened. She let out a breath she hadn’t even realized she’d been holding.

Her eyes flicked over Selene from head to toe. Not because she doubted her but because instinct demanded it. A cut. A bruise. Something. Anything. But as always, there was nothing. Selene looked exactly as she had when she’d left. Untouched and Untouchable.

Sara couldn’t help the question that flickered in her mind for the thousandth time—how?

After all, werewolves only had one real advantage over the rest of them—brute strength. And witches... witches like them were the weakest when it came to physical strength. That was why they were easy prey. That was why these bastards hunted them like sport.

But Selene... Selene was different. She had never seen a man, wolf, or any other race that could beat her in a fight. Not once.

Is it because she’s pure-blooded? Sara thought. But even as the idea passed her mind, she dismissed it. She had met pure-blooded witches before. None of them had this kind of power. None of them could take down an Alpha with their bare hands and walk away without a scratch.

She’d asked before. Too many times. And every time, Selene’s answer had been the same.

"Life has a way of teaching you the very things you’re weakest in."

knew that tone—flat, closed, final. But it

Selene slid in without a word, the faint scent of wolf blood still clinging to

she said quietly, her voice

even acknowledge the presence

up so high they nearly pressed against his chest. The narrow back seat of

body with a rope to the back of the car and

the air shifted,

the car in front of a simple two-story house. A plain place. Nothing to look at twice. The paint is a little chipped, the windows are ordinary—just another middle-tier home tucked into a

shoved open her door, glancing over at

her

werewolf made her stomach twist. Made her skin crawl. It would be better if Sara dragged him far,

ignoring the faint sound of chains rattling inside the car as the Alpha shifted his position. She didn’t care. She walked

she crossed the threshold, the smell changed—less human, more stone and metal hidden beneath. Because under this plain little home, there was

size. A secret place

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