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Chapter 36

Author: Jenny Wrld
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-12 18:54:44

Rhunar’s POV

Earlier that day

I stood at the doorway of Professor Dale’s classroom. The room was quiet, only the sound of his pen scratching faintly against paper.

“What do you want, child?” he asked flatly, without even turning around — like he’d known I was standing there all along.

“I need a word with you,” I said.

“You may speak, young Alpha. Don’t just stand there like a nervous pup,” he replied.

I walked in quickly and sat down across from him. His cold gaze finally lifted to meet mine.

“Well?” he prompted.

I clenched my fists on my knees before blurting it out.

“I want Fenrik gone. Not dead… just far away from Packland.”

Professor Dale raised an eyebrow. “And do I look like I have the power to simply whisk away the Alpha’s son?”

“You have influence,” I pressed. “If you and the Elders talk, you can find a way to push him out before my father returns.”

He leaned back in his chair, crossing his arms.

“You are the Alpha-to-be,” he said. “Why not stand tall and make
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