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CHAPTER NINETY FOUR

Autor: Judith GW
last update Fecha de publicación: 2025-09-19 15:13:36

Viki’s POV

Nolan’s grip on my throat tightened by the second, and just when I thought I was a goner, he finally let go.

He flung me to the ground. I slammed hard into the stone floor, knocking the little breath left in my lungs out. I coughed and clutched at my neck.

“You have five seconds to explain to me why I shouldn’t rip your throat out right now,” Nolan demanded as he checked Talia's pulse.

“I injected her with… wolfsbane,” I said quickly before he changed his mind.

“How much?” Nolan aske
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Shelley
If Nolan does this he’s done in my book!! If he’s smart he’ll rip the syringe away from her with her hand and tear out her heart with his other hand!! She’s insane and he doesn’t need her to take down Shadowclaw pack!!
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Katrina Jones
No accountability
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Izzy17
I really hate him. I hope he takes her up on her offer. He betrayed her family, he took her wolf away. This would be the nail in coffin.
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