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Chapter 26: The Edge of Two Worlds
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2025-06-09 13:00:52I froze.
It wasn’t a conscious reaction. Before my brain even registered his face, my body had already locked up. I blinked once. Twice. Hoping my eyes were lying.But they weren’t.It was Jarek.The one name every pack feared.He stood near the fountain in the center of campus. Calm. Still. Like he belonged. But he didn’t. This was campus—where midterms and shitty vending machine coffee ruled.Not blood. Not ancient oaths.Next to me, Enzo was frozen, too. His hand still held mine, but he didn’t say a word. I knew him well enough to understand he was calculating. Watching. Waiting.Because everyone knew who Jarek was—and what he was capable of. He didn’t just destroy enemies. He tore through anyone who stood in his way. One wrong move could start a war. And not just for him—for every pack connected to us.What the hell was he doing here?This campus had always felt like the only safe place in
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I froze.It wasn’t a conscious reaction. Before my brain even registered his face, my body had already locked up. I blinked once. Twice. Hoping my eyes were lying.But they weren’t.It was Jarek.The one name every pack feared.He stood near the fountain in the center of campus. Calm. Still. Like he belonged. But he didn’t. This was campus—where midterms and shitty vending machine coffee ruled.Not blood. Not ancient oaths.Next to me, Enzo was frozen, too. His hand still held mine, but he didn’t say a word. I knew him well enough to understand he was calculating. Watching. Waiting.Because everyone knew who Jarek was—and what he was capable of. He didn’t just destroy enemies. He tore through anyone who stood in his way. One wrong move could start a war. And not just for him—for every pack connected to us.What the hell was he doing here?This campus had always felt like the only safe place in
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