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Chapter 7 – The Path Forward
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2025-08-13 10:30:15The aftermath of the battle had begun to settle. The howls of mourning gave way to the rhythm of rebuilding. And while the pack carried their scars with pride, the Elders had not forgotten one truth that still lingered like an unanswered prayer:
Jason had no Luna.
The Suggestion
The council chamber still smelled of burnt wood and old leather, but the air inside was different now, no longer thick with doubt. Instead, a quiet current of respect passed between the gathered Elders.
Elder Marnie, her voice lined with years, leaned forward. "You’ve proven yourself, Alpha. And the Moon clearly favors you. But even the strongest leader needs balance."
Jason’s brow furrowed. "You mean a Luna."
Elder Liam gave a small nod. "We say this not to question your strength, but to remind you leadership thrives when anchored by love."
Jason opened his mouth to respond, but before he could speak, Mia’s voice cut through gently but firm.
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