Claimed by My Bully Alpha (by Anna Kendra) novel Chapter 218

Chapter 218

Harmona’s voice came through the fog, clear and urgent. “Just focus. Draw strength from everything you are–everything you’ve been. Don’t let it control you. You control it.”

I nodded, even though I didn’t feel it. I closed my eyes again, concentrating, trying to push aside the panic that threatened to break through. The wind howled around me, the light blinding now, but I kept my focus on my mother’s pendant, feeling its weight in my palm. I thought of her–her calm presence, her unwavering belief that I could handle anything.

But still, the power raged inside me, swirling like a storm I couldn’t quite tame. I could feel it; I knew I had to do something. I had to make it stop before everything went too far. “How?” I breathed, desperate. “How do I make it stop?”

Harmona didn’t answer right away. She just stared at me, her expression softening, as though she understood. “You don’t stop it,” she said finally, her voice low and reassuring. “You guide it. Control it like you would a river. Let it flow, but don’t let it overwhelm you.”

I took a shaky breath, trying to steady my thoughts. I could do this. I had to. The light dimmed

slightly, and the wind seemed to lessen, but I wasn’t sure if it was me or just a fluke. Still, I focused on the feeling in my chest, drawing strength from the pendant and the memory of my

mother, and I willed the energy to calm, to settle.

I could hear the panic in the room. People were shouting, running around like they have no idea what’s going on. I catch a glimpse of Caleb, his face full of concern as he reaches for me, his eyes wide. His movements are slow, like he’s trying to reach through a thick fog. I want to tell him to stay back, to protect himself, but the words dissolve on my tongue. I feel so helpless.

The pain in my head is so sharp, it feels like someone’s stabbing me from the inside. My vision flickers, and I can barely focus. In the distance, I spot Caroline, her face contorted in agony, clutching her head. Her parents are beside her, trying to comfort her, but nothing seems to help, I want to scream, to ask them to stop it, to stop whatever is happening, but the words won’t leave my mouth. My legs feel weak, and I can’t even keep myself standing.

It hits me then—I need to do something. I need to stop this, to stop the pain, stop the destruction, before it gets worse. But I’m so tired, everything is blurry, and I can feel my body trembling. I squeeze my eyes shut and I whisper, “Mom, please. Please protect me. Give me strength.” My breath comes out in shaky gasps, and I try to picture her, try to feel her presence. I imagine the light and the wind dissipating, the chaos slowly fading away.

For a moment, I feel a small sense of relief, a flicker of control. The headache dulls, and the

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blinding light seems to dim. I open my eyes, almost relieved, thinking that maybe, just maybe, I’ve managed to stop it.

But then the wind picks up again, stronger this time, fierce and wild. The room around me trembles as the light flickers then break. The glass windows shatter with a sharp, violent crack. The sound of it rips through the air, and the screams that follow seem to drown out everything else. I can feel my knees give out beneath me, and I crumple to the floor, my body too weak to stay upright.

My breath comes in ragged gasps, my heart pounding in my chest. I can’t control it anymore, not the wind, not the pain. Everything is spinning out of control, and I can’t do anything but fall into the darkness.

But suddenly, everything in the room comes to a standstill…before an explosion follows, loud and terrifying, as the wind surrounding me bursts outwards, hitting the walls and shaking the very foundation of the building, before disappearing into nothingness.

And just like that, I collapse onto the ground, just like everyone else in the room. The world around me fades into nothingness, and the last thing I see before everything goes black in exhaustion…is Harmona’s still figure standing over me.

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