
by AmaraWrites
At Sanguine Sovereign Academy, your blood is your destiny. Every six months, the brutal Calibration Ceremony decides who rules as a noble and who is stripped of their name, branded with a slave collar, and forced into the servant class. Draven is the realm's most ruthless, arrogant pureblood prince. He commands respect, destroys his rivals, and answers to no one. But behind closed doors, Draven is hiding a secret: his blood power is corrupting, rotting him from the inside out. If anyone finds out before the next Calibration, he will lose everything and be sent down to the same servant's class he detests with every fibre of is being. There is only one person in the entire realm who knows the ancient training secrets to stop the decay: Evander. Once Draven’s brilliant childhood best friend and equal, Evander was humiliated, ruined, and reclassified as a lowly stable-hand after a disastrous calibration failure. Now, the prince is forced to make a devil's bargain. By night, Draven must kneel before the very servant he once walked past. But late-night training requires more than just sweat, it requires an intimate, forbidden blood exchange that ignites an agonizing passion between them. As rival nobles close in, dark academy secrets unravel, and a secret servant rebellion brews in the shadows, Draven and Evander are dragged into a dangerous game of power, betrayal, and unholy temptation. How far will a prince go to keep his throne? And what happens when the servant realizes he holds the prince's life in his hands?
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