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Chapter 14:They See Us as a Threat

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The cheers hadn’t even died when I felt it.

Stares. Cold. Calculating. Cutting through the celebration like knives.

I was still in Darius’s arms, Elias giggling between us, my stomach buzzing where our Lycan daughter kicked after the bond sealed. We were supposed to be safe. We were supposed to be home.

“Don’t look,” Darius murmured against my ear, but his body was already tense, his claws digging into my back. “Don’t let them see you afraid.”

I looked anyway.

The Lycan Council sat on
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