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CHAPTER THIRTY

Penulis: Brooke Meyer
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-08-24 02:39:19

Kael’s pov

The council’s words still scraped against my mind like claws.

A ball.

They wanted my Luna, my mate, paraded before the packs like some prize to be appraised. They said it was about unity, about quieting the whispers that painted her as cursed, about showing strength before the King made his next move. But I knew better.

It was about control. About keeping Serena under their thumb.

I sat in my office long after the council had left, the fire in the hearth dimming into embers. My wolf prowled restlessly beneath my skin, pacing, growling, demanding release. He hated the idea of other eyes on her, other wolves trying to measure her worth.

“She belongs to us,” he snarled in the back of my mind. “Not them. Not anyone else.”

I rubbed a hand across my jaw, trying to quiet him. But truthfully, I agreed.

A knock rattled the door. I lifted my head, but before I could answer, the scent of cedarwood and steel filled the hall. Markus. He opened the door just enough to glance in.

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    SERENA’S POV It had been three weeks since Kael bound the remnants of Ronan’s pack to ours. Three long weeks of watching them work, guarding borders with heads bowed, repairing shattered homes brick by brick, tending to pups and the elderly while their own hearts carried grief. Some complied quietly. Others resisted with stares and muttered words, but even they bent under the weight of duty. And I watched. Always watching. Always measuring. This morning, as dawn painted the skies crimson and gold, the hall filled again. Not with the sharp edge of tension as before, but with something softer, hesitant, like a fragile truce. Kael stood tall beside me, but this time, I stepped forward first. My voice carried through the room, calm but firm. “You have served your punishment. You have walked our borders, rebuilt our walls, and cared for our young and wounded. Some of you did so with resentment. Others with silence. But all of you did it.” A ripple passed through them. Heads lifted

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