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CHAPTER 61: My ‘Maybe-Mate’ Is A Traitor

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Kaia

The thick, soft grass of Notios cushioned Selah’s paws as she flew across the open land. Every stride sent a rush of wind slapping against our face. We didn't have a destination; we just had to get away. Away from the house. Away from Callum.

I should have seen the truth sooner. He was tied to Alpha Fenral and his loyal snakes. Even Kael, my own brother, trusted a lie. I felt like a complete fool.

Selah’s muscles burned as she pushed her body to the limit. Her breathing was deep and heavy,
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