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Chapter 22

Author: Santa Cakire
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2025-08-18 04:07:53

Andrew

My father looks at me expectantly.

“She left.” He states the obvious.

Yeah, dad, she just closed the door. I saw that too, you know? I bite back the sarcasm swirling in my head.

“Yeah,” I say instead, keeping my tone neutral.

“Is she moving fast?” Dad presses on.

“How would I know?” I frown, genuinely confused.

“Feel the bond within you,” he explains, as if I’m some clueless pup. “It’s a tether to her, even if she’s not part of this pack yet.”

His tone makes me feel like an i.diot. Thank
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