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Chapter 11: Denial

Author: Maia Ward
last update publish date: 2026-03-01 23:43:28

Bailey’s POV

It had been four days since Rider marked me.

Four long, confusing days.

And during all that time, he had not entered the room even once.

At first, I told myself he was busy. An Alpha ruled more than emotions; he ruled people, territory, and endless responsibilities. But as the days passed, the silence began to feel deliberate.

Avoidance.

I spent most of my time indoors now. The room that once felt temporary had slowly turned into a cage. Meals arrived without conversation. Servants
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