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Chapter 110

Author: Broken willowtree
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-23 07:18:26

Liz’s POV

He lay in the dirt like a man who had lost everything.

Because he had.

I stood just beyond the car, frozen in place, watching Lumian sob into the gravel. His hands curled like claws, not around anything real, just reaching for something already gone. And his pack… his pack watched in silence. Warriors. Elders. All of them staring as the man they once followed crumbled in front of them.

It should’ve felt like victory.

But it didn’t.

This was the man who ignored me when I cried for help. The one who let them lie about me. Let them bury me in silence. He was the Alpha who turned away when I needed him the most.

And yet…

As I looked at him now, broken and bleeding and surrounded by the wreckage of what he used to be, I didn’t feel triumph.

I felt grief.

Not for him.

For what could’ve been.

For the pack that once called me Luna. The warriors I trained beside. The women I comforted through childbirth. The elders I poured tea for. The children I held in my arms when they fell and
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