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Chapter Forty One

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Lizzy's POV

My cheek still burns from where Cassie slapped me, not from pain but from humiliation. I press my fingers against it as I stride through the campus, my heels clicking sharply against the floor.

That pathetic nerd dared to put her hands on me. In front of everyone.

And Knox? He defended her by pulling her away, by giving her his attention while I stood there like a discarded toy.

My chest tightens with a mixture of rage and desperation— one I've always been familiar with since he broke up with me.

I've done everything right to be by Knox's side as his mate and future Luna. I'm the perfect choice with strong bloodline and pack connections. I am everything a future Alpha needs in a mate.

I've been attending Luna’s training alongside his Alpha’s training since we were both young. And I was certain I was going to become his mate, his Luna. We've been dating since I turned eighteen, but just a few months ago, he asked for a break up.

And now, he looks at me like I'm an ob
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