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CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN

Author: Brooke Meyer
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-26 01:59:42

Serena pov

The morning light slipped past the tall curtains, spilling warmth across the stone walls of my chamber. My body ached from the weight of last night's ball, the rituals, the endless stares. For the first time in weeks, no visions clawed at the edges of my mind. There was only silence, broken by the rumble of my empty stomach.

I pushed away the heavy covers and slipped into a simple dress. Luna now, yes, but I still preferred clothes that allowed me to breathe. Kael was already gone, likely buried in council discussions and war plans. That suited me fine. I needed space, room to think, to breathe, to exist outside of the crown I had been forced to wear.

The scent of roasted meat and fresh bread drew me down the corridor toward the dining hall. My mind was still replaying the whispers of last night, wolves admiring me, fearing me, bowing their heads as if I had always belonged. For once, I had stood tall. For once, I had commanded the room.

I pushed open the door, expecting th
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