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90: Alpha Luna Bond

Author: Pen Glowy
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Chapter 90 – Alpha Luna Bond

Arda ran through the moon-lit corridors of the mansion, her heart pounding as the sound of claws scraped on the wooden floor behind her. Felicia’s growl echoed after her, deep and feral, a predator closing in on prey.

But as she fled past the towering bookshelves, Arda heard in her mind Adeline’s urgent words: “You must. Believe in yourself.”

And she remembered Gillow’s voice, strong and steady even in the heat of battle: “You are not weak and can never be weak.”

Images flashed in her mind—her father fighting on the courtyard field, her brother Maca tearing into enemies, the hybrids struggling under the poison of mountain ash. They were all risking their lives.

She stumbled to a stop, her breath sharp in her throat.

I can’t keep running, she thought. Not while they fight. Not while I have a chance to try.

Arda turned.

Felicia skidded to a halt a few paces away, momentarily startled by the unexpected defiance. Her amber-gold wolf eyes narrowed, hackles bri
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