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Chapter 9

Author: Elizabeth
last update Huling Na-update: 2026-01-09 17:22:27

Eric's POV

Morning patrols are supposed to be routine.

That’s what I tell myself as Anton and I move along the eastern border, the early sun filtering through the trees in pale gold streaks. But routine doesn’t mean safe—not anymore. Rogues have been getting bolder, pushing closer to pack land, testing boundaries they shouldn’t even be near.

Anton keeps pace beside me, silent and alert, his presence steady through the bond. He’s been my beta for years—chosen not just for his strength, but f
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