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Chapter Fifty Nine

作者: Icy Angel
last update 公開日: 2026-05-21 01:14:57

Lila's pov

The compound changed as the full moon approached.

Not visibly at first.

But I felt it.

In the way wolves lowered their voices when I passed. In the careful respect woven into every interaction. In the tension humming constantly through the bond between me and my mates.

Everyone knew something important was coming.

Even if most of the pack didn’t fully understand what the ritual would demand.

The remaining elders handled preparations quietly. Ancient symbols were painted carefully ac
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