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Avoiding

Author: Nyra Vale
last update publish date: 2026-05-04 19:31:04

CADEN

He was good at it. Always had been.

Avoiding someone at Vordrak should have been easy. Sixty students, multiple training blocks, staggered meal times, and enough physical space that two people could go days without crossing paths if they were deliberate about it.

The problem was his wolf always knew exactly where Ash was.

Didn't matter which side of the campus he was on. Didn't matter if there were forty other bodies between them in the meal hall or the training ground. His wolf tracked h
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  • THE ALPHA I REJECTED IS MY ROOMMATE   Her Name

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  • THE ALPHA I REJECTED IS MY ROOMMATE   What Zion Carries

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  • THE ALPHA I REJECTED IS MY ROOMMATE   The Girl Who Was Promised

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  • THE ALPHA I REJECTED IS MY ROOMMATE   Getting Her Out

    CADENThe primary signal came at nineteen minutes.He was already in motion before it finished.The secondary signal came four seconds later, and he recalibrated instantly. Complications. More people than planned. He adjusted the route in his head and texted Soren the secondary vehicle confirmation

  • THE ALPHA I REJECTED IS MY ROOMMATE   The Holding Area

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