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Chapter 26 : Unraveling the Threads

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Lyra woke the next morning with the journal still beside her on the bed. The sunlight streamed through the curtains, warming her skin, but her thoughts were still with the words she had read. Each sentence was a doorway into a life she had never known, each page a connection to a woman she could finally begin to understand.

She traced the cover of the journal with her fingertips before sitting up. There were still so many unanswered questions, so many pages left to read. But Lyra also felt a new strength, a sense of purpose driving her. Her mother had written not just to leave a legacy but to guide her.

Her wolf stirred within her. “The answers will come. One step at a time.”

Lyra nodded to herself. She got out of bed and dressed, choosing something simple and comfortable - a sign that she was still adjusting to having her own clothing, her own choices. Today, she knew, was a day for digging deeper.

When Lyra entered the dining hall, Kane was already waiting. His eyes softened when he
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Sheila Ann Graybourne
SORRY BUT YOU ARE TRULY CONFUSING WITH YOUR STORYLINES, SHE PUT THE JOURNAL BACK IN THE BOX BEFORE SLEEPING, YET WHEN SHE WOKE UP IT WAS AT HER SIDE ON THE BED! SO MANY OTHER THINGS ARE SO CONTRADICTIVE... I DON'T LIKE STATING THESE THINGS BUT I DO LOVE A STORY TO BE CONSISTENT
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21shavel
her trust in him is getting better. but the map, hum!!
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Carol Allerton
Oh, yes, I’m more than ready to get to this part, Kane & Lyra! Lyra feel that bond, feel that closeness to Kane, want him like he wants you, and truly feel the love that’s there! Time to step it up!
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