ScarlettChapter 61
Scarlett
Chapter 61
Lucian’s POVLeaving Scarlett behind weighed heavily on my heart. It hurt, really hurt, but we didn’t see the need to bring her along to see Elsa, our seer. As we journeyed to Leafwall, the settlement where Elsa lived, my mind was filled with thoughts of Scarlett. Every step we took, every breath, seemed to remind me of her—the warmth we shared, the unspoken promises between us. Even though we hadn’t taken things all the way, what we’d shared felt complete, fulfilling in ways I hadn’t expected. The pleasure had been raw, different, something that lingered in my veins, and I questioned why I’d ever denied myself that happiness before.For so long, I’d held onto grudges, nursing old wounds as if they were my only companions. But they felt distant now, forgotten fragments of another time. There was no reason to keep them alive any longer.All that mattered was that Scarlett was ours, and I was ready to embrace her with everything I had. The past, with all its bitterness and pain, was fading like smoke in the wind.My sister would never want me to lose joy in the name of revenge or anger. Nikolay was gone; he had taken his sins and darkness with him, leaving us free to love as fiercely and completely as we wanted. Scarlett was our mate, our precious one, and I would love her, protect her, hold her dear every single day until our last breath.Maxwell’s voice broke my reverie.“Have you noticed Scarlett’s eyes? They’re getting greener every day,” he remarked softly, his voice laced with a hint of curiosity and wonder.
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