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Chapter 119: Unexpected Victory

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Maya's POV

I was reviewing case files for three wolves the Initiative was supporting when the message came through. It was from Alpha Kristoff, marked urgent, and the subject line simply read: "You need to see this."

I opened the attached document and felt my eyebrows rise. It was a formal announcement from the Northern Territories—Alpha Ashford, Selene's father, was stepping down from leadership. And contrary to every tradition in his pack's history, he'd designated his daughter Selene as heir.

"Aria!" I called out, already forwarding the announcement. "You're going to want to see this immediately."

She appeared within minutes, reading the message on her phone as she walked. "Is this real? Selene's father actually chose her over her brother?"

"Apparently." I pulled up additional information that had come with Kristoff's message. "According to him, Ashford made the announcement yesterday. Caused absolute chaos among traditional council members, but the designation is legitimate and do
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