AURORA'S POV
“Damion must know about this,” I said, holding Lidia closely.
We crossed the river with the horses and strolled into the castle.
“I’ll find you later. Let me go and do some chores.” Lidia disappeared into the hallway.
I nodded and walked to Damion’s chambers. I needed to know if he had any idea about what was happening in the village—and why he wasn’t doing anything about it.
I heard silent whispers and muffled sounds.
“We can’t do that to her. That’s unlike us,” Lucien’s voice echoed through the door.
“We have no choice. Aurora’s blood is our only option,” Damion said, his voice calm and nonchalant.
“Do you see what is happening? We shall be consumed by the curse soon if we don’t do this by the coming full blood moon,” Sera spoke. Her ever seductive voice ripped thro
