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Chapter 50: THE BLOOD REGISTRY

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KAEL

The family blood registry arrived under armed guard.

I had ordered it moved from the sealed Blackridge vault before sunrise, but I did not allow the keeper to know why. The official reason was a succession review. It was the kind of explanation an Alpha could give without inviting questions.

The independent healer waited in my private study.

“No copies leave this room,” I told her.

“I understand.”

“No council requests. No outside comparisons. If you need another record, you ask me.”

She lo
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  • My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna   Chapter 82: SHE WAS ALIVE

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