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Chapter 13: The Unshaken Alpha

작가: Rosie Alcoph
last update 최신 업데이트: 2025-03-10 16:37:47

LIRA

I wasn’t supposed to be watching him.

And yet, I was.

Ever since Caius had taken me, I had kept my walls up, refusing to acknowledge anything about him beyond the fact that he was my captor. The enemy. The rival Alpha.

But my eyes betrayed me.

Because I had started noticing things.

I noticed the way his pack respected him—not just as their Alpha, but as one of their own. He didn’t rule through intimidation or brute force. He didn’t demand submission with a single look, though I knew he could if he wanted to.

He led differently.

I saw him train with his warriors instead of just commanding from the sidelines. I saw him eat alongside his pack, laughing and listening rather than expecting silence when he spoke.

And now, as I watched him haul a massive stack of firewood across the courtyard, I found myself frowning.

An Alpha doing chores?

It wasn’t unheard of. My father—a strong and just leader in his own right—had always preached that an Alpha should guide, protect, and serve their p
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