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my skin. I stood alone, closer to the polished pine coffin than anyone else. It was Gid
slid past me, filled with a mixture of pity and contempt. My thin, soaked frame was a stark contrast to the broad, powerful shoulders of the werewolves surrounding me. It
er quiet. "The ceremony should be over. It's t
deon's Luna and now the Luna Dowager, stepped forward. Her ey
's collective gaze, heavy with suspicion, settl
d yet not. *They dare?* A strange, unfamiliar warmth coiled at the ba
r. His face was a mask of cold indifference, his silence a clear endors
t of a smile. "Gideon is dead," she said, her voice low enough th
the coffin, to physically sever the last
of my boots, anchoring me to the damp earth. The force of her push, whi
consumed by a wave of pure fury. She thr
his Omega!" she shrieked, pointing a trembling finger at me. "Her presence has brough
isting, curdling into a more convenient emotion: anger. It was so much
e cheeks, but my violet eyes, for the first time in my life,
ind, reaching every ear. "Gideon was my Alpha
the pack. An Omega, talking back
mask cracking with irritation
fish. Then, a harsh laugh escaped her. "'Your Alpha'? Don't forget you
d righteous. "Bane, my love, for the future
ed with a審視 and a deep-seated disgus
th authority. "I, Lyra Silvermoon, in the name of the mother of this pack, hereby declare the
tearing sensation deep inside, a painful severing o
ver came. Instead, a wave of profound reli
of ancient power. *Fools! They cas
owed him everything. I bowed deeply from th
here was no plea in my eyes, no hint of a tear. Just a calm, unnerving
from the pack, from the only home I had ever known. I could feel their stares
were even. I was a solitary tre
inside me snapped free. A power, cold and immense, surged through my veins, chas
ave forgotten to ask who is th
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