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Chapter 7: Have I Made Matters, Better Or Worse?

Author: Mercy Babe
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-24 20:39:30

Alpha Diana's POV

'Tell me about yourself, Beta Troy', I requested that evening after he had eaten and was just sitting there staring into space. I didn't want him falling into any melancholic mood.

His eyes flickered and focused on me, he must have been taken by surprise. 'What did you say?' he asked.

'I will understand if you don't feel comfortable talking about yourself to a stranger', I said. It wasn't as though I didn't know anything about him. I knew much more than he realized but I was hoping he would open up to me a little bit so I could help him. And there were still things about him that remained a mystery.

'It is not that', he said. 'It is just that there is nothing to say. I am just as you see me. An orphan and Beta of the Blood Moon Pack'.

Liar! I thought. But said instead with an easy smile. 'So the great Beta Troy of the Blood Moon Pack has nothing to hide?' He smiled as I had intended.

'What could I possibly have to hide?' he answered.

'The fact that a hot virile male
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