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I want to go home

Author: Blexin stories
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-17 17:55:29

Marilyn’s POV

By the time I returned to the packhouse, the world felt wrong against my skin. The walk back had been a blur ,just the crunch of leaves under my feet, the fading echo of Liam’s footsteps in the opposite direction, and the quiet hum of a wolf inside me that refused to come forward.

The lights from the packhouse spilled across the lawn, warm and golden, but I felt no warmth as I stepped inside. A few pack members glanced up from the common area, their conversations dipping for a moment before continuing. Their eyes lingered though curious, judging, pitying.

I kept my head down and moved quickly up the stairs.

My room felt too big and too small all at once. I closed the door behind me, leaned against it, and let out a shaky breath. Liam’s words looped in my head like a cruel announcement.

“You’re too modern.”

“You don’t belong here.”

“I can’t claim you… not like this.”

I pressed a hand to my chest, as if I could quiet the ache underneath.

Before I could talk myself out of i
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