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Chapter 14 – The Planning Begins
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2025-08-19 10:30:40A few days had passed since Aurora's meeting with the expecting mothers and Dr. Thorn. The sunlit days in the pack town moved with a gentle hum of progress, and her evenings were spent deep in thought, often in conversation with Mia or one of the town advisors, shaping the ideas they’d gathered into something real.
It was Jason who called the next meeting a formal gathering with the town planner, the pack’s accountant, Luna Aurora, and a few senior advisors. Held in the community hall’s strategy room, the long wooden table was covered with maps, ledgers, and steaming mugs of tea.
“As we all know,” Jason began, standing at the head of the table, “our town is growing fast. It’s time we stop thinking of ourselves as a small country town. We’ve become something more.”
The town planner, a tall man with sandy grey hair and a notebook full of scrawled diagrams, cleared his throat. “That’s true. From a pl
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