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Prologue
Chapter 1: New Beginnings
Chapter 2: A New Face
Chapter 3: Don’t Underestimate Me
Chapter 4: Dinner with the Pack
Chapter 5: An Unexpected Bond
Chapter 6: #smashingit
Chapter 7: Dancing the Night Away
Chapter 8: My Turn
Chapter 9: All Night Long
Chapter 10: Rumours
Chapter 11: Artemis, Kieran and Lloyd
Chapter 12: Rogues
Chapter 13: Questions
Chapter 14: It’s a Challenge
Chapter 15: Perfect Distractions
Chapter 16: Two Can Play at That Game
Chapter 17: Well, Fuck
Chapter 18: Who, What, When, Where and Why
Chapter 19: Let’s Get Wasted
Chapter 20: Dance, Dance, Baby
Chapter 21: Bite Me
Chapter 22: Sharing is Caring
Chapter 23: Running from the Past
Chapter 24: Wounds
Chapter 25: Old Scars
Chapter 26: Don’t Pity Me
Chapter 27: What Now?
Chapter 28: Late Nights
Chapter 29: Green Eyes
Chapter 30: Running
Chapter 31: Love?!
Chapter 32: It’s All True
Chapter 33: Story Time
Chapter 34: Meeting the Parents
Chapter 35: The First Mark
Chapter 36: Magic
Chapter 37: Command Me
The Second Mark
The Aftermath
It's a Family Thing
Flying
Nicely Done
Chapter 43: Magic Fingers
Chapter 44: We’re Going Hunting
Chapter 45: Suspicions
Chapter 46: The Weakest Link
Chapter 47: The Third Mark
Chapter 48: The Elements
Chapter 49: Control
Chapter 50: Gone?!
Chapter 51: No!
Chapter 52: Bloody Rogues
Chapter 53: Trapped
Chapter 54: Trainspotting
Chapter 55: Tick Tock, Goes the Clock
Chapter 57: For Goddess’s Sake
Chapter 58: No Time Like the Present
Chapter 59: Answers
Chapter 60: We’ve Got Him
Chapter 61: The Rogue King
Chapter 62: Let's Go, Go, Go
Chapter 63: Yes!
Chapter 64: Theo
Chapter 65: The Real Jacob
Chapter 66: Making Plans
Chapter 67: The Clock is Ticking
Chapter 68: Problem Solving
Chapter 69: Secrets
Chapter 70: Letters
Chapter 71: Time to Run
Chapter 72: Jeremiah
Chapter 73: Prophecies and Poems
Chapter 74: Sunset
Chapter 75: Fight, Please
Chapter 76: It's Go Time
Chapter 77: A Sight for Sore Eyes
Chapter 78: I Hate This
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Chapter 26: Don’t Pity Me
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I hated the look of pity on people’s faces, and that was exactly what was currently staring at me.
Pity.
They didn’t need to pity me. I just needed people that would have my back and be on my side now and in the future.
“That’s enough of the pity, people,” I said, my voice exasperated. “Pit...
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