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Declan Voss is the Problem

Aвтор: Angel Cole
last update publish date: 2026-06-26 09:14:26

It was Elara who said it.

She hadn't spoken in several minutes — I'd noticed her going quiet in the particular way she had when she was turning something over, pressing on it from different angles, checking for where it gave. Her hand was still resting against her stomach.

"We haven't talked about Declan Voss at all."

The room shifted.

"Not once," she continued, her voice thoughtful and careful and slightly dangerous. "We've been talking about the organization. The bloodline program. The arrang
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  • I Accidentally Became the Alphas' Mate    The Missing Piece

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  • I Accidentally Became the Alphas' Mate    Where the Real Power Lies

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    The kitchen stayed quiet for a long moment after Elara's words landed.Please don't let them take my child.I had spent the last ten years building walls between myself and my half-sister — brick by careful brick, mortared with her silences and her father's cruelty and the way she'd looked through me at family gatherings like I was a smudge on expensive glass. I had built those walls very well.They were doing nothing useful right now."Cade," I said."Already on it." He was typing before I finished his name. "I'm pulling Wren off the northern rotation. East border cabin, prepped within the hour.""Not the one near the Sirus checkpoint. The other one. The old well."He looked up. Understood. Nodded.The cabin by the old well sat within Iron Fang's borders but outside the circuit of anyone connected to Sirus or the mountain-hill survivors. It didn't appear in patrol schedules because I'd made sure of it. It would do."You'll be safe," I told Elara. "Two guards. They won't know who you a

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  • I Accidentally Became the Alphas' Mate    Prove It or Bleed

    The Black Talon yard was already full when we rolled in.Engines idled low, rumbling like something alive beneath the gravel. Leather creaked. Metal clicked. The air itself felt territorial—thick with dominance, challenge, and the kind of silence that didn't come from peace, but from waiting.Bikes

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