Mated To My Mate’s Worst Enemy Chapter 602

Chapter 602

“But she’s close,” he said

“She’s perceptive,” I said. “The lunar connection makes her more perceptive. She feels things through the bond that others don’t.” I paused. “She’ll figure it out. Probably before the root removal.”

“And when she does,” he said.

“I’ll deal with it,” I said.

“You’ll manage her,” he said.

“I’ll address the situation,” I said.

“Ivory,” he said. “You’re going to die. You’ve been planning to die for four years. You told nobody. You’re writing everything down so it exists after you’re gone. You took the cure this morning so you could run with your pack one more time.” His voice was very even. The evenness of someone holding something very tightly. “Is there anything I can say that would change this.”

“No,” I said.

“Is there any argument,” he said.

“No,” I said.

“The research is complete,” he said. “Your analysis is final. There’s no other pathway.”

“There is no other pathway,” I said.

Ivy said: *There might be.*

*There isn’t,* I said.

*You haven’t shown anyone the map, she said.

*The map is complete,* I said.

*You could be wrong,” she said.

*I’m not wrong.* I said.

*You could be,* she said. *You’re not infallible. You’re Ivory, not omniscient. What if there’s something you missed.*

*I didn’t miss anything.” I said.

*You missed the death eater in the second year,* she said. Not immediately. You figured it out. But you didn’t see it coming.*

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That was a different-

You’re not infallible.* Ivy said. *You’re very good. You’re extraordinary, actually, I’m your wolf and I know exactly how extraordinary you are. But you have the specific bias of someone who loves Kael and will accept a worse personal outcome for Iris sake. And you’ve been analyzing this map alone for four years withou anyone checking the work.*

I was quiet.

*Tell him,* Ivy said.

*I told him the cost,* I said.

*Show him the map,* Ivy said. *All of it. The research. The pathway analysis. The failsafe architecture. pause. *Let someone check the work.”

“What.” Killian said.

I looked at him.

“You were-” he started.

“Talking to Ivy,” I said.

“What was she saying,” he said.

I looked at the desk. At the compound notes. At the documentation I’d been building for weeks with the specific careful precision of someone who was sure of the destination and was making sure everything was in order before arrival.

*You could be wrong,* Ivy said. *And if you’re wrong. Kael lives. And if Kael lives, you live. And if you live-

*Don’t, I said.

*You could have everything you want, she said. “Or you could be right. But you should know which one it is before you make it irreversible.*

I sat with this for a long time.

“The research,” I said. “The full analysis of the curse’s architecture. The failsafe. The pathway mapping.” 1 looked at Killian. “I’ve been the only person who’s seen it. For four years.”

He was very still.

“I could be wrong,” I said. “It’s possible. Not likely. But possible.” I looked at the documentation. “The bias argument is not invalid. I have a specific relationship with the outcome that could affect the analysis”

“Show me,” he said.

“You don’t know enough about curse architecture to-” I started.

“Show Jordan,” he said. “He’ll understand enough. Show Aria – she’s a moon child, the power that breaks

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the root runs through her, she has a connection to the architecture that nobody else has He fichd my gaz

Show someone. Anyone. Let someone check the work.”

Ivy said.

I looked at the desk.

At forty pages of documentation.

At the one page I hadn’t given to Margo. The one that was the map – the pathway analysis, the failsafe the specific architecture of what breaking the root completely required.

I pulled it out.

I held it.

The clinical layer was very steady. The management was in place. The decision I’d made four years ago was still the decision, still solid, still the right thing.

And I was also possibly wrong.

And possibly wrong, in this specific situation, meant possibly everything was different.

*Give it to him.* Ivy said.

I looked at Killian.

At the jaw that was Kael’s jaw from the side.

At the wolf that Ivy kept noticing.

At the person who’d been here for weeks being carefully present and had just heard the most significant thing I’d said to anyone in four years and was still standing in the same place, still looking at me with the same expression, still here.

*He’s still here,* Ivy said.

*I know, I said.

*That’s something,” she said.

*It’s something,* I said.

I held out the page.

He took it.

“I want the full research,” he said. “Not just this. Everything.”

“It’s a lot of material,” I said.

“I have time,” he said.

“It might not change anything,” I said.

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“It might,” he said.

I looked at him

“Killian,” I said.

“Yes,” he said.

“If you show this to Kael before I’m ready-”

“I won’t,” he said.

“If you tell anyone before-”

“I won’t,” he said. “I’ll give you time to do that yourself.” He held my gaze. “But I’m going to read everything. And I’m going to tell you if I find something. And if I find something-‘

“If you find something,” I said, “I’ll look at it.”

It was the most I could offer.

It was more than I’d offered anyone.

Ivy said: *Good.*

I pulled out the rest of the documentation – the full pathway analysis, the failsafe architecture notes, the curse’s structural map with my four years of annotations. I organized it in the way I organized everything, which was the way that made the most sense to follow, the way that would allow someone else to check the work.

I handed it to Killian.

He took it with the care of someone who understood what they were holding.

The lab was quiet.

The link hummed at the edge of my awareness – the pack settling into the afternoon, the link active and warm, the specific ordinary extraordinary quality of Shadowmere restored.

Ben was still asleep.

His dream, broadcast gently into the link, appeared to involve cookies.

I looked at the page in Killian’s hands.

*You could be wrong,* Ivy said, one more time.

*Yes,* I said. *I could.*

*And if you are,* she said.

*Then everything is different, I said.

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“Yes,” she said.

picked up the pen.

And I kept writing.

A/N: Sorry for the extremely long wait, schoul resumed and I was very busy plotting a new book series, haha. Four couples as MC and one of them is omega verse, one couple is human, one is werewolf and the last couple are vampires, all in the same city. It is not yet out, but I hope you guys will follow me on the re journey….and yes, I will update the other books today as well. And for the comments, oh Boy I don’t know it’s better or worse that you guys have shifted Kael/ivory hate to author hate, but to stop you guys from going back to previous chapters and finding more things, I released more chapters. Yes it is bribe.

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