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CHAPTER 25: ALPHA'S UNEASE

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The room was really quiet.

Damian was standing by the window. His hands were resting on the stone frame. He was staring out at the darkness outside the castle walls. The night was still. There were no howls. There was no movement in the trees. It was just silent.

This did not feel right to Damian.

His jaw got a little tighter.

He was thinking about what the stray had said. The strays voice was still in his head. "You are not the one who has noticed."

Damian's fingers curled against the stone.

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