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02/02/2025

THE SANCTUM SERIES

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Becky and Tammy exchanged mischievous glances before each grabbed a hand—Becky pulling Joe, and Tammy tugging Alex—leading them confidently to the centre of the floor. It was clear they had planned this moment.
Joe and Alex hesitated for a heartbeat, but their training quickly took over. With practiced ease, they moved gracefully, floating across the dance floor as if born for the spotlight. The room seemed to watch in awe, the couple’s movements synchronized with the lilting music, their charisma commanding every gaze.
The evening continued in full splendour. Even Benji had swapped his usual casual look for a tailored tuxedo, though he lingered in the shadows. Despite his sharp appearance, he avoided the spotlight, clearly uncomfortable in such formal settings. Yet his watchful eyes missed nothing, ensuring that every detail of the night remained flawless and secure.
It was a night of celebration, elegance, and unity—one that would be remembered for years to come.
Alex and Joe were exhausted from hours of swapping dance partners, their energy nearly spent as they shared the floor with countless guests. They finally stepped aside, leaving Becky and Tammy to enjoy themselves on the dance floor, now being entertained by Benji's surprisingly lively and comical dance moves, which drew laughter from everyone nearby.
The orchestra shifted into a different tone, and the ballroom fell quiet. Then, a male voice, rich and captivating, announced, "Ladies and gentlemen, we’ll be performing this year’s hit by Mr. Ed Sheeran." His stunning voice mirrored Sheeran’s so perfectly that it seemed the artist himself was there. The room filled with the familiar melody, and an electric anticipation swept through the crowd.
Joe extended his hand to Alex, a small but inviting smile on his face. Without a word, Alex took it, and together they stepped onto the dance floor. As the music soared, they began to move in perfect harmony, gliding effortlessly, their movements fluid and natural. Their chemistry was undeniable, and soon, the other dancers stepped back, forming a wide circle around the pair.
Oblivious to the audience, Joe and Alex danced as though they were the only two in the world. Their grace and ease captivated the room, drawing every eye to their mesmerizing connection. As they passed Becky, they reached out, pulling her into their rhythm. Now the three of them danced as one, spinning and moving in a seamless flow.
Not far off, Tammy reached for Abby’s hand, and the two joined in, mirroring the same grace and joy. Their laughter rang out, complementing the soft, heartfelt notes of the song.
As the final chords faded, the room erupted into applause, the sound thundering and unrelenting. Amid the cheers, Alex and Joe caught sight of Benji. His usually stoic face was softened, his eyes glistening as he quickly wiped away the few tears he couldn’t hide. It was a rare moment of vulnerability, and the two exchanged a knowing look before bowing slightly to their audience, the applause still echoing around them.
Abby hooked her arms through Joe's and Alex’s, laughing softly as the three of them strolled back to their table. The evening had been perfect so far, filled with laughter, dancing, and camaraderie. But just as they neared their seats, a sharp, familiar voice pierced through the air.
“Joe Smith!”
Everything seemed to move in slow motion. Joe turned toward the voice, his senses instantly on high alert. He saw the face—the face he had seen earlier today.
Then came the shout: “DOMINIUM!”
Before Joe could process the words, flashes of light burst before his eyes, the crack of gunfire following a millisecond later. Time snapped back into focus.
Joe saw the red blur swishing in front of him, obscuring his view of the man. In one fluid motion, they drew their weapons. The G***ks seemed like extensions of their hands as they fired in unison. Two shots each, perfectly aimed to the man’s chest. The force of the bullets lifted the man off his feet, his body spinning slightly in the air before collapsing to the polished ballroom floor.
The room erupted in chaos, screams echoing off the walls. Joe’s G***k was still trained on the lifeless figure of the man, his mind racing. Blood pooled quickly beneath the man’s crumpled form, a chilling contrast to the pristine marble floor.
John Brown’s head tilted slightly, his glassy eyes locking with Joe’s. Blood trickled from the corner of his mouth, and with a final, rattling breath, he croaked, “Dominium...”
Then he was still.
Joe's mind was in chaos, every thought colliding with the next. I knew it. I felt it. I didn’t trust him. The realization burned through him like fire: John Brown, the attorney, had tried to assassinate him. But then Alex's voice shattered his spiralling thoughts.
"Joe! Joe!" Alex’s shout was panicked, desperate. "Becky! Becky! She’s hit!"
Joe froze, his entire body going numb. Time seemed to stretch painfully; every sound muffled. Then Benji appeared, swift and precise, kicking John’s weapon away and crouching to check his pulse. He shook his head grimly—John was gone. But Joe didn’t care. He turned toward Alex’s voice and saw him cradling Becky in his arms, her body limp, her dress stained with a darker red.
Tears streamed down Alex’s face as he rocked her, his voice breaking. "Becky… no, please… stay with us!"
Joe dropped to his knees beside them, his hands trembling as he reached out. Together, he and Alex held her, supporting her lifeless body between them. The warmth that had always radiated from her was fading fast, and the weight of her sacrifice pressed down on them like an unbearable burden.
Tammy, Abby, and Benji worked quickly, securing the area. The sound of orders being barked and the commotion of guards in black suits evacuating the guests filled the air. But for Joe and Alex, the world had narrowed to the lifeless figure in their arms.
"She saved us," Alex choked out, his tears mixing with the blood on Becky’s dress. "She—she gave everything for us."
Joe’s chest tightened as his tears began to fall. He brushed a strand of Becky’s hair from her face, his heart shattering. The woman who had been their rock, their protector, their teacher, their love was gone.
They clung to her, their grief overwhelming. Around them, the chaos continued, but none of it mattered. The only thing that existed was the unbearable truth before them: Becky, the one who had always stood by their side, had made the ultimate sacrifice to save them.
And now, she was gone.

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01/02/2025

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Chapter 1
14 Months Later
The first rays of sunlight began to paint the beach in soft golds and pinks, illuminating the crashing waves and announcing a perfect sunrise over Jonders Cove. The scene was tranquil, untouched, with only the rhythmic sound of the surf breaking the silence.
Perched on a massive cluster of rocks that jutted out from the sand near the towering cliffs at the edge of the bay, a solitary figure sat motionless. His posture was deliberate, meditative—a picture of calm and control. As the warmth of the sun touched his face and chest, he stirred ever so slightly, acknowledging its presence but never breaking his pose.
His breath was slow and measured, drawn in deeply through his nose and released steadily through his mouth. The sunlight danced across his sun-bronzed skin, highlighting a physique honed over the past year—every muscle defined, strength and discipline etched into his form.
His dark brown hair, slightly tousled by the gentle morning breeze, framed a face serene in its focus. He was still, yet alive with purpose—a striking figure against the rugged beauty of the cove, embodying the quiet power of transformation and resilience.
He opened his brown-green eyes, the colour shifting depending on his mood. Today, they were green—bright, vivid, and full of life. A reflection of the happiness that filled him as he sat in stillness, watching the sun rise higher in the sky. Today was different. Today was a celebration of survival, growth, and the bond he shared with Alex…and Becky. The weight of the past had shaped him, but today, he allowed himself to bask in the light of the present, in the peace of the cove, and in the hope of what was to come.
Today was a special day. He was twenty. Both of them were. Twenty years ago, at precisely 15:15, they were born in the same hospital. The timing of their births, so perfect, so intertwined, felt almost like destiny itself had marked them for something extraordinary.
After that, their paths diverged. Separate lives, separate worlds—until fate brought them back together again, just a little more than a year ago.
Now, on this day, as he sat on the rocks, the sun warming his skin, he couldn’t help but reflect on how far they had come. The journey had been anything but ordinary. It had been filled with loss, pain, and moments of despair, but also with growth, strength, and an unbreakable bond that neither time nor distance could sever.
And as he sat there, his mind filled with the memories of everything that led him here, he realized that no matter how their roads had split or how difficult the journey had been, they had always been meant to return to this place—together.

His mind drifted back, not just to this beautiful cove, but to a place deeper within himself—a place shaped by everything that had happened over the past year. The memories of that fateful day, just over a year ago, when his life had shifted forever, surfaced with clarity. The day he met Alex. Here on this same spot.
Neither of them knew, back then, how much their lives would change or how closely their paths would intertwine.
His thoughts shifted to his parents—gone, or as he’d later learned, murdered. His parents, the life he once knew in New York, the bustling streets and familiar faces, all now a distant memory. He wondered about Alicia—where was she now? The weight of loss still hung in the air, thick with unanswered questions.
The last year had brought new lessons, harder lessons—dangerous truths uncovered about the world that now surrounded him. He had trained, prepared, broken himself down, reaching moments where he welcomed death, only to rise stronger, more resolute. The struggle had shaped him into something new. It gave him purpose, hope, and dreams.
And then there was Alex—the blue-eyed, blonde man who had the uncanny ability to fill the emptiness in Joe's heart in an instant. A faint smile crept onto Joe’s face as he was pulled back into the memory of the first time he laid eyes on Alex. He felt the stir in his groin.
Together, they were one, bound by an unbreakable bond of mind, body, and soul.
Their oath to protect the secret had forced them to push beyond their limits—honing their bodies into perfect fighting machines, sharpening their minds, and mastering countless skills to safeguard the one thing that guided their lives. The danger that followed them was ever-present, but it was this secret that anchored them, gave them focus, and kept them moving forward.
As the waves crashed softly below, he closed his eyes and let the peace of the moment settle in. He knew, more than ever, that their journey was far from over. Together, they would face whatever came next, united in purpose and spirit, knowing that their bond was the key to everything.
He was so focused, so immersed in the tranquillity of the moment, that he didn’t hear the movement behind him. Slowly, silently, the figure crept closer, drawn by the stillness of his form. He knew he was safe here, in this sacred space—didn’t he? But something nagged at the back of his mind, an unfamiliar sense of unease that grew with each passing second.
The figure reached out a hand, the movement almost imperceptible. In one swift motion, the arm closed around Joe, its grip firm and unexpected.
Without opening his eyes, his body reacted instinctively, the previous year’s training kicking in. In a seamless flow of muscle and mind, he grabbed the arm, pulling, twisting, using the figure’s own momentum to his advantage. The air seemed to ripple with the speed and precision of their movements, a dance of defence and counter.
In a blur, they were face to face. Joe’s breathing was steady, his heart beating fast but controlled, every muscle taut with readiness. The figure in front of him, just as poised, stared back, their eyes locked with his.
Joe’s green-brown eyes flickered with recognition, but his body remained alert, ready for whatever came next. The silence between them stretched, thick with the tension of a world that had always seemed to be on the edge of chaos.
Joe moved closer, closing the space between them in one fluid motion. Without a second thought, he kissed Alex—soft, but with a sense of longing as if he hadn’t seen him in years. The kiss lingered for a moment, and when he pulled back, Joe whispered, “Happy birthday.”
Alex smiled, the warmth in his eyes matching the sunrise behind them. “You too,” he replied softly.
“I thought you might be here, when your space in bed was empty,” Alex said, his voice quiet but filled with understanding. He reached out, his hand gently brushing Joe’s arm.
Joe’s eyes met his, filled with a complexity of thoughts. “I have a lot running through my mind at the moment,” he admitted, his voice tinged with the weight of the day. “It’s our big day.”
Alex nodded, his expression unreadable for a moment, but then his lips curled into a slight smile. “Yeah,” he said, “It is. But you’re not alone, are you?”
“No,” Joe murmured, his gaze lingering on Alex’s face, comforted by his presence. “I’ve got you; we are one.”
“One,” Alex murmured and kissed Joe again.

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