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Chapter 226: The Chase

Author: GloryWrites
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-07 10:21:17
Dominic’s POV

The rear exit doors exploded open as I crashed through them, stone and metal shrieking against each other. The sunlight hit my eyes like daggers after the chamber’s torchlight, but I didn’t slow down.

There—fifty yards across the courtyard—an armored transport vehicle idled near the detention loading dock. Pack guards surrounded it, their weapons visible but not yet drawn.

The vehicle’s doors had just slammed shut.

“Stop!” I roared across the courtyard, my voice carrying over engine noise and guard conversations. “She’s innocent! Both earrings were intact after my mother died!”

Every guard turned toward me. Hands moved to weapons as the crazed Alpha barreled toward their prisoner. Through the transport’s bulletproof windows, I caught a glimpse of red hair—Penelope’s pale face pressed against reinforced glass.

She stared at me with exhausted disbelief, her lips moving but no sound reaching through the armored walls.

“Sir, stay back!” The lead guard stepped forward, one han
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Stayshiaaa
Devyn, Kelsey need to get knocked a few pets down. And the fact that no one sees through her is absurd. I love dominic for Penelope but he cars on my nerve with how obtuse he is. Also, you should try reading alpha’s regret: his betrayed Luna by Athena enchanted.
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Stayshiaaa
He should have realized this long before now. Ugh, Dominic.. like Nathan said… you know nothing about women.
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Devyn Evans
How can it not dawn on him that Kelsey did it? She probably killed her sister as well.
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