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Chapter Five

Author: Siren ray
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-04 17:44:01

It has been one week since I came to the pack house. I almost went insane in the first few days, staying locked up in here, but was surprised when a guard knocked on the door, with a maid standing behind him.

They handed me some clothes and essentials before disappearing, and the guard waited outside when I was done bathing, although I was still surprised the shower still worked.

I quickly dressed up, took one look in the mirror, and followed the guard out excitedly.

I had no idea where he was taking me, but the thought of taking some fresh air made me happy.

The guard stopped and turned to me.

"You can join them if you wish," he said, pointing at a group of women knitting.

"Really?"

"Yes, Luna." I felt elated hearing someone call me Luna. I wanted to ask him if the alpha sent him to come to check up on me and get me out but decided not to. I should not push it.

I sat down for a couple of minutes with the women; I could tell I wasn't welcome amongst them. The stares they excha
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