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I'm still shaking off the travel dust.

Author: Bia
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-20 01:04:36

Clara's POV

Days bled into one another like ink on damp parchment, each one a monotonous grind of grief and grit under the ever-watchful eyes of the pack. Hang's absence was a gaping void—his booming laugh no longer echoing through the halls, his steady hand gone from my shoulder. I'd visit Tae's dad daily in the healer's hut, sitting vigil by his bedside, willing my magic to seep deeper into his comatose form, easing the swelling in his brain bit by bit. The poison had been insidious, crafted by some rogue alchemist in James's employ, but the healers assured me he was stabilizing. Still, the waiting gnawed at me, a constant ache intertwined with the raw wound of losing Dad. Hang. The man who'd been my everything, even before I knew the truth. Taehyung threw himself into alpha duties, interrogating Silas until the traitor spilled every scrap of intel: James's hidden camps in the eastern wilds, his growing army of discontents, his obsession with "reclaiming" the pack by eradicating our
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