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Chapter 36

ผู้เขียน: Christina c
last update ปรับปรุงล่าสุด: 2025-08-13 18:08:02

Lucas – POV

I packed light.

Not much was needed—just a few essentials and whatever information I'd managed to dig up during my time away. Riven had already made his move back to Damian's pack. Now it was my turn.

But I wasn't rushing because of a report.

It was her.

The omega.

Our omega.

I hadn't even laid eyes on her since the day we found her, barely conscious and clinging to life, but the bond hadn't dulled—not even for a second. I could still feel her fear, lingering at the edge of my awareness like a bruise that refused to fade. And every time I felt it, something sharp twisted in my chest.

Riven tried to mask it with sarcasm. Damian buried it under strategy. Kael... Kael stayed close, offering her comfort none of us could match from a distance.

But me?

I carried her with me in silence.

I'd seen what that kind of fear does to people. What kind of damage had to be done to an omega for her to flinch at every sound. To trust no one. To forget her own damn name.

And still
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