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Chapter 33

Author: Mr Donch
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The forest seemed to hold its breath as the pack split into small groups, each tasked with the Silent Hunt. No shifting, no reckless chase, just patience, focus, and the ancient art of tracking.

I found myself paired with Kade, his presence a steady anchor in the stillness. We moved quietly, every sense alert to the whispers of the woods, the soft crunch of leaves, the distant call of a hawk, the faintest scent carried on the breeze.

“Focus on the trail, Shea,” he murmured, guiding me gently. “Let the forest speak.”

I tried to still my racing heart, matching his calm. Hours passed like this, the world narrowing to scent and shadow.

At one point, he caught my hand briefly, fingers warm and firm against mine. The small touch sent a spark that threatened to break my concentration.

Later, as twilight bled into night, we returned to the clearing, both silent but victorious. The pack gathered, sharing stories and lessons learned in whispered tones.

For a moment, the old divisions seemed to f
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    The forest seemed to hold its breath as the pack split into small groups, each tasked with the Silent Hunt. No shifting, no reckless chase, just patience, focus, and the ancient art of tracking.I found myself paired with Kade, his presence a steady anchor in the stillness. We moved quietly, every sense alert to the whispers of the woods, the soft crunch of leaves, the distant call of a hawk, the faintest scent carried on the breeze.“Focus on the trail, Shea,” he murmured, guiding me gently. “Let the forest speak.”I tried to still my racing heart, matching his calm. Hours passed like this, the world narrowing to scent and shadow.At one point, he caught my hand briefly, fingers warm and firm against mine. The small touch sent a spark that threatened to break my concentration.Later, as twilight bled into night, we returned to the clearing, both silent but victorious. The pack gathered, sharing stories and lessons learned in whispered tones.For a moment, the old divisions seemed to f

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