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Chapter 47

Author: Mathew Jeremiah
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-07 23:54:15

Kirk's POV

Peter flinched. It wasn't a big movement, just a quick, sharp twitch of his shoulders, like he'd been poked with something cold. His eyes, which had been narrowed with curiosity, went wide, then narrowed again, but this time with a mixture of shock and something like genuine fear. He went silent, the usual easy flow of his conversation abruptly cut off. He just stared at me, his gaze sweeping over my face, searching, trying to decipher if I was joking.

I watched him, my own jaw tight. My wolf, which had been a restless storm moments before, was now a coiled spring, silent and watchful. It sensed Peter’s processing, his hesitation. It also knew the weight of what I had just said.

Peter stayed silent for a long moment, the hum of the bar slowly returning to fill the void. He didn't make a sound, just kept looking at me, his eyes trying to pierce through my calm exterior. Then, slowly, as if he'd finally seen past the initial shock, his expression shifted. The alarm remained
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