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062: The Thing That Cannot Feed

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The Hollow hesitated.

For the first time since it had stepped into the clearing, its movements slowed, uncertain, like a predator that had suddenly lost the scent of its prey.

The silver light around my wrists pulsed again, spreading faintly up my arms.

Across the clearing, Ronan’s wolf struggled to his feet, blood darkening the fur along his shoulder. His golden eyes never left the creature standing between us.

A low growl vibrated in his chest.

Behind him, Kael’s massive gray wolf shook himse
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    The moment Kael said it—“I reject you.”—time didn’t shatter like before.It held.Waiting.Watching.The crowd was exactly as I remembered.Silverclaw wolves stood in a wide circle, their faces a mix of curiosity, pity, and quiet cruelty. The ceremonial fire burned high, its flames reflecting off polished armor and proud expressions.And at the center of it all—Me.The old me.Standing in white.Hopeful.Unaware.Breakable.My chest tightened at the sight.For a split second, I felt it again—That same crushing humiliation.That same sharp, suffocating disbelief.But it didn’t consume me.Not anymore.Because this time…I was aware.The Shepherd’s voice whispered faintly through the edges of the world:“This is the moment that defined you.”“Now change it.”Kael stood in front of me, just like before.Cold.Certain.Unmoved.“I reject you,” he repeated.The words echoed across the clearing.A ripple of whispers followed.I saw her too—The woman he chose.Standing beside him with q

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