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Ch. 80 Surprises

Author: Cara Anderson
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-06 11:28:34
Dane

Twenty minutes until my exile becomes official.

The countdown that's been ticking in my head all day is nearly at zero, and I still don't have a clear answer. Stay at Forest Trails, officially cutting ties with Mountain Ridge forever? Or accept Silver Creek's suspicious blood oath proposal and potentially compromise the triad right before the Night of Seven Stars?

Talk about your lose-lose situations.

I pace the length of my quarters, Summit restless beneath my skin. He doesn't understand the human complications, the pack politics. To him, the solution is simple: stay near our mate, protect the triad, to hell with everything else.

If only it were that easy.

A knock at my door interrupts my thoughts. I open it to find Malia, her expression more serious than usual.

"Your father is here," she says without preamble. "Just arrived with an official Mountain Ridge delegation. Alpha Bennett is meeting them now in the reception hall."

My father. Here? Honestly, I thought, or maybe hoped, h
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