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WEIGHT OF SILENCE

Author: ZIA
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-01 03:19:42

Silas's point of view

I stood by the hospital window, arms crossed, eyes fixed on the distant tree line of Grayson’s territory. The morning sun glared through the panes, but all I could see was the image of her—Aurelia, pale and broken, lying in that hospital bed with our children huddled beside her. The brand on her arm was still seared into my memory. 579. A number. That’s what they had reduced her to.

Dalton, my beta, hovered behind me. His silence had stretched long, but I knew he wouldn’t hold his tongue forever.

“We’re ready to leave, Alpha,” he said finally, his voice careful. “Just give the word.”

I didn’t turn around. “Not yet.”

A beat of silence. “We’ve overstayed our welcome. Grayson’s pack isn’t exactly thrilled with our presence. We’re deep in foreign territory, and if anything happens to you—”

“I said not yet.” My voice came out sharper than intended.

Dalton didn’t flinch. “Then tell me what the hell you’re planning.”

I turned to face him, jaw clenched. “A lesson. One th
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