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Chapter Eighty-Seven: The Wolves He Couldn't Break

Penulis: Penelope Blue
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-06-03 20:13:41

Theron’s words stole every bit of warmth from the room. No one spoke. No one moved. Even the guards stationed outside the door seemed to understand that something had shifted.

The corruption was never the final weapon. The wolves who survived it were. Elena looked between Theron and Ryan, trying to piece together what that meant. She had spent so long believing Peter’s corruption was designed to control wolves and turn them into mindless soldiers. Even after seeing Theron and Ryan fight their w
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    Theron’s words stole every bit of warmth from the room. No one spoke. No one moved. Even the guards stationed outside the door seemed to understand that something had shifted.The corruption was never the final weapon. The wolves who survived it were. Elena looked between Theron and Ryan, trying to piece together what that meant. She had spent so long believing Peter’s corruption was designed to control wolves and turn them into mindless soldiers. Even after seeing Theron and Ryan fight their way back, she assumed that was the flaw in his plan.Maybe she had been wrong. Maybe the ability to survive was the entire point.“What do you mean?” Roland finally asked.Theron slowly swung his legs over the side of the bed. The movement was clearly painful, but there was a determination in his eyes Elena hadn’t seen before. For years, he had been trapped inside his own mind with the truth. Now that he finally had a voice, he wasn’t going to waste it.“I couldn’t understand everything I saw,” T

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