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Calla rules.

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last update Last Updated: 2025-06-27 15:33:19

They didn't rebel but they weren't cool either. It must be because they already have a pre-knowledge of her coming.

She was standing tall even when a chair was brought for her to sit.

She began, “I am sure you all are not not bad wolves, you just don't have the right knowledge.”

Everyone was shook, wondering the angle she was coming from.

“I am a she-wolf and for you to listen to me, it means you still have some good left in you. You are bitter right? You lost your friends to the cold hands of death and you've been blaming it on others rather than accepting the reality.”

“What are you talking about?* One of them screamed rudely.

“I am saying the exact things your ears hate to hear.”

Calla realized they were listening. “Your earlobes are irritated because it's what you need to hear. Don't you think you all are overreacting? I know it's in you to treat the she-wolves badly but don't you have sisters? Or even mothers?”

There was murmur.

“I am not done talking and I haven't asked you to
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