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Chapter 9

Author: Bunnywrites
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SELENE

Knock Knock Knock Knock

“Luna! Selene!”

I sat up from the bed, looking so confused, my hair messy all over my face. I heard the knock again, this time it was harder.

“Luna, you have to get up.”

I threw off the blanket and walked towards the door, I opened it with sleepy eyes and fast breath. “What in the world happened?”

Brielle didn’t wait for me to tell her to walk in, she rushed in herself setting the bed that was roughed by me.

“You are supposed to be at the fit ground,” she said very fast. “Training started almost thirty minutes ago.”

I blinked. “What training?”

“The morning training,” Brielle said, moving to the wardrobe. “Everyone trains including the Alpha. It’s the rules, no one should be left aside.”

“Well no one informed me, the Alpha didn’t tell me.” I said, my voice barely above a whisper.

“Didn’t you read the files in your office?.”

I exhaled sharply. “No I didn’t, I don’t even know if I have an office,wait what time is it now?”

“Almost eight, the training st
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