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Chapter Thirty-Nine

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Later that evening, the dining room of the Blackthorn packhouse was quiet but tense. The long mahogany table, polished to a mirror shine, stretched between the families of two powerful Alphas. On one side sat Julian’s parents—Alpha James and his mate, Vanessa. On the other, Alpha Garrick, his sharply dressed Luna, and their son Christian, who lounged with casual arrogance, drumming his fingers against the wood with every passing second.

Elara sat poised halfway down the table, her eyes flicking toward the entrance for the fifth time in as many minutes.

Omega staff moved silently around the room, setting down dishes with refined etiquette—roasted meats, charred root vegetables, spiced wild rice—but Elara barely touched her wine. Her fingers gripped the stem of the glass a little too tightly, her lips tightening every time the door failed to open.

Her jaw clenched.

He was late.

James caught the subtle shift in her demeanor and didn’t bother hiding his sigh. He reached out through the mi
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