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Chapter 14: The Rogue’s Message

Penulis: Luly
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-05-23 17:40:16

“Alpha, he left something behind.”

The scout’s urgent words cut through the night air like a blade. I stood at the border line, boots sunk into the soft earth, my chest still heaving from the chase. The rogue’s scent lingered, sharp, foreign, and deliberate. My wolves formed a tight ring around the spot, their massive forms casting long shadows under the moon. The preserve felt too quiet now, like it was holding its breath right along with me.

I crouched down and brushed dirt off the smal
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