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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED

Author: Judith GW
last update publish date: 2025-09-24 15:57:44

Nolan’s POV

Three days had passed, and Talia still had not woken up. The reports were always the same. She was stable, but she remained unconscious.

‘We need to be with her. If we were by her side, she would wake,’ my wolf pouted.

I hated feeling helpless.

I gritted my teeth. The memory of my hand wrapped around Viki’s neck haunted me. I should have killed her right then and there. I had chosen to spare her, believing she would not live long as a rogue, certain the Silverfang warriors would fin
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Shelley
I’m thinking maybe Marco told Della that Talia is Nolans mate?? In fact I think he’s told Della alot about what Nolan is up to?
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