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Chapter 1: The Auction Block
Chapter 2: His Crimson Eyes
Chapter 3: A Cage of Velvet Chains
Chapter 4: The Blood Contract
Chapter 5: Terms of Surrender
Chapter 6: The Prince Who Feels Nothing
Chapter 7: First Bite
Chapter 8: Nightmares and Fevered Dreams
Chapter 9: The Court of Monsters
Chapter 10: Secrets in the Garden
Chapter 11: Eyes That Burn
Chapter 12: The Crimson Banquet
Chapter 13: His Bite, Her Fire
Chapter 14: The Forgotten Queen
Chapter 15: Chains of Control
Chapter 16: A Taste of Rebellion
Chapter 17: Jealousy Looks Good on Him
Chapter 18: His Future Bride
Chapter 19: Contract Clause #7
Chapter 20: The Bite That Burned
Chapter 21: The Mark He Left
Chapter 22: A Dangerous Invitation
Chapter 23: Sleeping in His Bed
Chapter 24: Moonlight and Madness
Chapter 25: Her Blood, His Curse
Chapter 26: The Spy in the Court
Chapter 27: The Prince's Rage
Chapter 28: Bloodlust
Chapter 29: He Belongs to Another
Chapter 30: Beneath the Mask
Chapter 31: Thorns on Her Skin
Chapter 32: He Heals Her
Chapter 33: A Letter Never Sent
Chapter 34: The Forbidden Wing
Chapter 35: The Truth of Her Blood
Chapter 36: The Prophecy Scroll
Chapter 37: Her Room, His Bed
Chapter 38: A Bite of Betrayal
Chapter 39: Breaking the Contract
Chapter 40: The Chase Begins
Chapter 41: Gone Without a Trace
Chapter 42: The Forest of Ashes
Chapter 43: Blood Moon Rising
Chapter 44: The Child Within
Chapter 45: The Bond Unraveled
Chapter 46: Tracking the Marked
Chapter 47: The Whispering Town
Chapter 48: A Night with the Hunter
Chapter 49: Burning Jealousy
Chapter 50: The First Flutter
Chapter 51: New Name, New Life
Chapter 52: The Hunter’s Kiss
Chapter 53. The Prince in the Shadows
Chapter 54: Marked by Blood
Chapter 55 – The Day She Fainted
Chapter 56: Letters Never Sent
Chapter 57: Her New Home
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Chapter 22: A Dangerous Invitation
It had been sealed with black wax, and the royal crest — a snake wrapped around a blood-red rose — upon it.
I gazed at it, out of reach, a small knot of concern twisting in my stomach. There was nothing good that ever came in black.
The servant who had brought it bowed and departed from my rooms a...