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"He would wipe the floor woth my carcass"

Author: BlackSwaan
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-02 20:47:43

Alpha Kai had not come back to train her like he had promised, but when Lyra had finished dressing up in her chambers, she had walked out the a wide press of food meant for at least two people.

She looked around but still could not find anyone. Had he brought it in himself?

There was no way in or out, so except it was Kai, the person had to have transformed into their wolf and carried the large tray of food between their jaws and then climbed up the very large, very tall mountain without spilling anything.

It had to be Kai then. He had not even made a sound or tried to speak to her after- whatever...

It wasn't important anyway.

She helped herself to the hefty meal. They was bread and gravy, rice and different sauces with and assortment of meat even eggs, fried and boiled, like the person who made them did not know which one she would prefer.

After her heavy late breakfast, Lyra lazies about all day till it was dark and she was drowning in boredom.

Falling into a lazy sleep, Lyr
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