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last update تاريخ النشر: 2026-07-15 01:04:18

AUTHOR'S POV

The tension in the main house was getting thick enough to choke on, and Cynthia could feel her grip on everything slipping away with every passing hour. She had spent the last three days watching Garrick pace the hallways like a caged animal. His eyes were completely bloodshot, his jaw was permanently clenched, and he was radiating a wild, volatile energy that kept the entire pack on edge.

Worse, her informants among the guards had just whispered some terrifying news to her: Garr
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