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Author: Divine Ink
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Chapter 31

Seraphina’s POV

“You’re joining me in training.”

I stared at Kaelion like he’d just grown another head. “Training?” My voice came out higher than I expected. “But… I—I’m not ready.”

He didn’t flinch. His tone was matter-of-fact, as if this was just another morning. “You need control. You want answers. Training is where we start.”

“But I don’t even know how to throw a punch,” I mumbled.

“You’ll learn.” His eyes softened slightly. “I’ll teach you myself.”

The words shouldn’t have meant so much, but they did. My heart gave a traitorous little thump. Kaelion—Alpha heir, warrior—was offering to help me. Not because he had to. But because he wanted to.

“Okay,” I said, barely above a whisper. “I’ll come.”

He gave a short nod, the corner of his lips twitching just slightly. “Good. Sunrise. Don’t be late.”

I showed up the next morning barely awake, still stiff from yesterday’s chaos, but determined. My new clothes were simple and functional: dark leggings, a fitt
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