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Chapter Forty Seven: Bound And Changing

Author: Lovette
last update publish date: 2025-10-25 22:24:19
ALPHA GAVIN

I knew something was off when I found out Alessi had collapsed out of nowhere. Sure, she could have just been tired, too, but I wanted to make sure it wasn't connected. I needed to.

This made me realize that I had been so focused on fixing the bond that I didn’t stop to think what it would do to her to hear that there might be no way to survive this.

I thought telling her would help.

I thought giving Alessi the truth would somehow arm her with clarity, maybe even control.

Lovette

Tension and questions are rising! How is everybody feeling??? In other news, my baby has healed from the flu and I couldn't be more relieved. Thank you for all your thoughts and prayers, I truly appreciate it. And if you're reading this, you are amazing and you're doing great. Much love. ♡

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Lovette
She’s definitely going through it but our girl is tough!! <3 And yes fingers crossed!
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Miss J.Rose 🌹
I feel so sad for Alessi she’s had to deal with so much and through all of it all by herself. I’m hoping they find a way around not having to reject each other. And I hope the alphas families don’t cause too many problems for them.
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