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05- The Alpha's Fracture

Author: Sheenzafar
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-28 21:46:56

“I told myself she meant nothing. Then why do I feel her in every breath?”

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The first night after the Ceremony, Kael didn't sleep.

The night stretched endlessly before him, each minute crawling by with excruciating slowness. The massive four-poster bed—a symbol of his status, carved from ancient oak by the pack's finest craftsmen—felt like a battleground. His body demanded rest, but his mind refused to surrender to it.

He lay on the edge of his bed, jaw clenched so tightly it ached, staring up at the ceiling of his quarters while the moonlight poured in through the high windows. The pale silver light cast long shadows across the room, touching the ceremonial weapons mounted on the walls, the heirloom furniture passed down through generations of Alphas, the furs and trophies that marked his accomplishments. Everything in this room had been earned through strength, through dominance, through unwavering control.

So why did it all suddenly feel hollow?

His wolf paced beneath his skin—agi
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