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Chapter twenty five

Author: Maevelyn
last update publish date: 2026-03-27 01:19:35

“Mila?”

Amira’s hand landed lightly on my shoulder.

I hadn’t heard her approach.

I flinched anyway.

“Hey.” Her voice dropped slightly. “What’s wrong?”

I blinked, the room snapped back into focus around me—the shelves, the table, the quiet weight of the library pressing in from all sides.

“Nothing,” I said quickly.

Too quickly.

Amira didn’t look convinced.

Her gaze lingered on my face, searching, like she was trying to piece together something I hadn’t said out loud.

“You’ve gone the color of ol
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    For a moment, everything went still.Not quiet —Still.Like the world had drawn a breath and forgotten to release it.Attacked.The word sat in the centre of my chest, perfectly motionless, while everything around it moved too fast.My pulse stumbled. Then picked up — too hard, too quick, the rhythm of something that had been frightened before it had time to prepare."How bad?" Amira asked. Her voice had changed completely — all lightness gone, sharp and direct in the way of someone who knew how to function inside bad news.The guard hesitated.Just a fraction of a second.But I felt it."They didn't say," he replied. "Only that the Alpha is on his way back with his escort."Not an answer.Which was its own kind of answer."Is he injured?" I asked.My voice came out steady. Level. I didn't know how.The guard glanced at me — briefly, carefully, the look of someone weighing what a Luna needed to hear against what she was asking to hear."There were no details given, Luna," he said fin

  • Mated to the wrong Alpha, reborn as the strongest Luna   Chapter twenty five

    “Mila?”Amira’s hand landed lightly on my shoulder.I hadn’t heard her approach.I flinched anyway.“Hey.” Her voice dropped slightly. “What’s wrong?”I blinked, the room snapped back into focus around me—the shelves, the table, the quiet weight of the library pressing in from all sides.“Nothing,” I said quickly.Too quickly.Amira didn’t look convinced.Her gaze lingered on my face, searching, like she was trying to piece together something I hadn’t said out loud.“You’ve gone the color of old parchment.”“I’m fine,” I added, softer this time. “I just… need some air,” I said, stepping back slightly. “It’s warm in here.”That wasn’t true.The room was cool.But the words were already out.Amira studied me for another second, then nodded.“Okay,” she nodded. “Come on then.”We left the library.Outside, the air felt sharper.Cooler.I exhaled slowly as we stepped away from the pack house, the open space easing the tightness in my chest just enough to let me breathe properly again.But

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