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The Crownless Wolf And The Healer Of Old

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Koa’s POV

There are few beings I respect in this world. Even fewer I would be willing to follow into the fires of hell. Alejandro Wolfgang, no, Alejandro Bloodfang is not one of them. But his wolf? Inferno is. And I am not say that lightly.

I have seen the beast stir behind his eyes. I have felt the shift in the air when he is angry, or protective, or when his mate breathes too close. The boy, Alejandro, he is still learning the ropes, still figuring out how deep the ocean inside him runs. But
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    Alejandro The children stood beside the vehicles in complete silence. There were eleven of them. Too young to understand why armed men had brought them into a restricted area. Too frightened to ask the questions their faces were already carrying.I counted them twice. Eleven. Then I noticed the youngest. She was holding another child's hand. A boy. Neither was looking at the soldiers. They were staring at the ground.“Lucien,” I said quietly.“I see them.”Asterion had gone rigid. “Something is wrong.” I already knew.The children were not merely frightened. They were listening. To something beneath the earth. I stepped forward. One of the contractors raised his weapon. “Stop.” I didn't. His finger tightened around the trigger. Lucien appeared beside me before he could fire.The weapon vanished from the man's hand. He stared at his empty fingers. “What the…”“Don't,” Lucien said. The co

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