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The council Vs Damien

Penulis: Gifted Hands
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-12-12 23:49:30

Damien's POV

“I feel like you made the wrong decision,” Alex's voice rose in the back of my mind.

“At this point, I don't know what is right or wrong,” I said, so only I could hear.

I felt like I knew a great deal. Yet, I understood so little. I was functioning on instinct. The moment I spoke those words, it felt right and wrong at the same time. “You are hereby exiled from the pack.”

“Did you see the look on her face?” Alex's voice rose again.

Of course I did. I didn't feel the weight of my words until she was sent out of the Blackthorne gates. Even though I felt that way, I didn't remember her. I didn't remember anything beyond the last few weeks.

After the council meeting, everyone moved with purpose. I felt like the only one standing still. When wolves called me Alpha, it took a few minutes for me to realise they were talking to me. It became a title I barely recognised. The rest of the night passed very slowly. Aragon helped me to my quarters. I stared at the ceiling tryin
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