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CHAPTER 8 — "A Different Kind of Power"

作者: Nemishplus
last update publish date: 2026-07-20 03:07:03

"Alpha of Alphas." I repeated the words, letting the sheer absurdity of them roll off my tongue. I laughed. It wasn't like I was happy it flattered it almost felt like ab expensive joke and insult at this point

"Right. So I'm a myth. A campfire story meant to scare misbehaving betas into submission. Did Maren write that script for you, or did you come up with it on the chopper ride over?"

Kade didn't bristle. He didn't puff out his chest or flare his aura to force my respect. He just stood
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