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I hate you, Alpha!

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Kael’s POV

I pushed the door open and walked into her bedroom.

She was seated in front of the mirror, a towel wrapped around her body as she cleansed her face with wipes.

She briefly lifted her head, gazing at me from the mirror before her gaze dropped like I was invisible.

I closed the door behind me, the soft click echoing louder than it should have. She didn’t flinch.

Normally, whenever I walked into her room, she would rise to her feet immediately and welcome me with a warm smile. But
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