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Chapter One Hundred and Twelve: The Fortress of Wolves

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last update 최신 업데이트: 2025-09-04 19:05:09
The Wolfe estate no longer resembled a mansion. By the time the sun climbed above the horizon, it had been transformed into a fortress.

Iron gates clanged shut, chains locking into place like prison bars. Guards in black tactical uniforms flooded the grounds, radios crackling with clipped orders. No car entered, no servant left. Every door was bolted, every window latched. The house, once alive with the bustle of florists and planners, now breathed fear.

Victor Wolfe stood at the center of it all like a general preparing for war. His tailored suit was half buttoned, his hair still disheveled from the early hours, but his presence was electrified, dangerous.

“She didn’t vanish into thin air,” he barked, pacing before the line of trembling staff gathered in the grand hall. “She had help. Someone in this house opened a door, carried a bag, left a post. Someone thinks they’re clever enough to betray me.” His eyes swept over them like a blade. “I will find them. And when I do..." He snapped
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This chapter was all about shifting the Wolfe mansion from a palace into a prison. The glamour of Victor’s wedding morning is gone, replaced by paranoia, suspicion, and bloodthirst. Victor is humiliated, Robert shows us again just how ruthless he is, and Elena is torn apart, standing between two sons who are now officially at war. The tension here is meant to feel suffocating, every servant, every guard, every hallway watched like prey under a predator’s eye. From this point forward, no one in the Wolfe house is safe, and Ivy’s disappearance has ignited a storm that will not be contained. Brace yourself, because the hunt has only just begun.

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