What happens in the end of the second book to Evermore?

Answer 1

In the second book Blue Moon, Ever tries to save Damen with the help of the catholic school girls Romey and Rayne, but she has to choose for either Rayne's help or Roman's help. Rayne is reassuring Ever that she has plenty of time to save Damen and he has a while before he dies, but Roman says otherwise and is coaxing Ever to take the elixir and make Damen drink it, saying it is an antidote to the poisened elixir he previously drank. But if Ever was to take Rayne's help then she would have to wait a few hours for her twin sister Romey to come with the antidote. But because Ever is afraid she has no time left, she agrees to work with Roman. But Roman says that Ever needs to add her blood to the mixture to save Damon. So completley trusting Roman she cuts herself and adds her blood. When she gives the drink to Damen, it does cure him, bringing him back to how he was, but there is a twist. By adding her blood to the concoxion she made it impossible for her to share DNA with Damen, so if she was to touch Damen, it would reverse the antidote and Damen would die. She found out later that Damen would of survived for longer than she had expected and had fallen for Roman's plan to separate them forever, as his revenge for Ever killing Drina and Damen for taking Drina away from him.