Chapter 131

The Evening Before D-Day Maya's POV I could only pray to the Goddess that it stopped now. If he went any further, my mother might reject him completely. And if she did, I would leave with her. If we ended up moving into Oliver's coven, I would make it clear, Wade would no longer be allowed inside. I already knew how badly this would ripple. A split like this wouldn’t just fracture hearts, it would fracture alliances. Tensions would rise between the coven and Red Crescent, and between Ashton and Oliver. I needed answers. I needed to know what was happening right now. I grabbed my phone and called Tessa. “Hey,” I said, keeping my voice calm but clipped, “do you know what’s happening at Vera’s house? Alex and Wade went over there, but something’s off.” I kept my words vague. I didn’t want to spread panic, just quietly confirm the storm I already suspected was brewing. “Yeah, someone set fire to the shipment of wood that was delivered yesterday for the new packlands,” Tessa said. “Alex is