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Chapter 27: The Challenge

작가: Rosie Alcoph
last update 최신 업데이트: 2025-03-14 11:31:46

LIRA

Falling for Caius came with consequences.

One: His pack finally stopped looking at me like I was the enemy. Two: Elias and Ronan now smirked at me whenever I was near Caius, as if they had been expecting this all along. And three? I wanted to wipe that smug look off his face.

Which is exactly why I found myself in the training fields at dawn, stretching my arms over my head as the morning chill settled into my bones. The sky was streaked with hues of pink and orange, the sun slowly rising over the treetops as the pack gathered for their daily training.

I had been training with the general pack for a while now, and while it had been helpful in rebuilding my strength, I was growing restless. The sessions were structured, repetitive, and focused more on endurance and discipline than actual combat. While the other wolves seemed content, I found myself wanting more.

Today's session started with a long run through the forest. The cold air burned my lungs as my feet pounded against the
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