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Chapter 64 - A Promise of Companionship
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As Thane stood outside, feeling the darkness descend on the courtyard, his mind reeled with the thoughts of the war that he had declared immediately he came back from New York. Part of him felt very grateful for this convention, even though the other part of him didn't really want to end the war without totally wiping Villapaw out. However, many of the Alphas had shown their staunch support for him, against Villapaw, and for that, he was deeply grateful. The war had to end. Many of his fighters were dead, even though the number of their dead was nothing compared to that of Villapaw. But the war had to end, Thane knew that. So when a short while later they were invited back into the courtyard, his mind was already made up to accept whatever peace settlements the convention would have drawn up. "Alpha Thane," Alpha Cochram began. "On behalf of all the Alphas of the Realm, we implore you to halt the hostilities against Villapaw. While you may have valid reasons to continue this war, t
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Dr. Ganner's office was a testament to his profession as a scientist - a sleek, modern space with polished steel and glass accents. The air was crisp and clean, with a hint of citrus from the air purifier humming quietly in the corner. Various contraptions and gadgets, some of which Kael couldn't even begin to identify, cluttered the workbenches and tables. Dr. Ganner gestured to a chair, and Kael sat, it's leather creaking softly as his weight settled on it. Justine stood off to the side, his eyes fixed intently on Kael. "This will only take a moment," Dr. Ganner said, his voice soothing as he tied a rubber tourniquet around Kael's arm. Kael watched as Dr. Ganner inserted the needle into Kael's vein. The syringe filled with a deep crimson liquid, and he felt a slight pinch, but it was over quickly.Dr. Ganner withdrew the needle and pressed a cotton ball to Kael's arm, smiling warmly as he did. But Kael wasn't looking at him. Instead, his gaze was fixed on Justine, his eyes searchi
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Kael trudged down the hallway, his feet dragging along the floor. His eyes were cast downward, his eyebrows furrowed in a puzzled expression. His small face was scrunched up in concentration, his lips pursed in a determined line. When he reached his mother's room, he raised his hand and knocked softly on the door. Almost immediately, Lylah swung the door open, and as soon as she took in his bewildered expression, her eyes widened in alarm. "Kael, are you alright?" She asked, her voice soft with worry as she stepped aside to let him in. "Should I make you something to eat now?" Kael didn't respond. Instead he walked into the room, his gaze focusing on nothing in particular. Lylah shut the door and approached him, the lines on her forehead deepening with worry. The room was dimly lit, with only a few rays of sunlight peeling through the window curtains and casting a sense of gloom over the space. "You done with the homework already?" She prodded, looking Kael over. Kael shook his h
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Lylah's words seemed to hang in the air, with the walls of the room appearing to close in on them. Kael's eyes widened, his face pale, as if he'd been punched in the gut. The silence was oppressive, heavy with anticipation.And then, suddenly, Kael's face contorted into a laugh. "This is a joke, right, mom?" he asked, his tiny voice shaking with amusement as it rang through the quiet room. "You and Justine planned this whole thing, didn't you? A big prank to see how gullible I am? I never said I was that bored!"Lylah's face remained serious, her eyes locked on Kael's. There was no hint of a smile, no glimmer of amusement. Kael's laughter faltered, his eyes narrowing as he searched his mother's face for any sign of deception.But there was none.Lylah's expression was grim, her eyes filled with a deep sadness. Kael's heart sank, his mind racing with questions."I don't... dont understand, did you really mean that, mom? ?" he stammered, his voice barely above a whisper.Lylah's nodded s
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It had begun to snow, the chill it brought building up a serene silence over the room. Lylah and Kael sat on her bed, surrounded by the warm glow of electric lamplight. The air was thick with tension, the only sound the soft hum of the heater.Lylah's eyes were fixed on her son, her brow furrowed in concern. Kael's eyes were narrowed, his jaw clenched in skepticism. He sat with his back against the headboard, his arms crossed over his chest.Lylah took a deep breath, her shoulders sagging slightly as she began to speak."I was born into a world of privilege and power," she said, her voice low and measured. "My father was one of the high lords, a prominent person among our people. In our clan we had our own laws, way of life, and customs."Kael's eyes were fixed on Lylah's, his expression intent. "So you must have had quite a nice childhood then?"Lylah's eyes drifted away, a hint of nostalgia flickering across her face. "Well, it wasn't bad... I had a perfectly normal life. My best fr
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Justine walked down the hall, his steps sleek but determined. He reached Kael's door and turned the handle, pushing it open to reveal Kael sitting on his bed, wearing a t-shirt and a pair of jeans, his feet bare. His dark hair was mussed, and his bright blue eyes were fixed intently on the iPad in his hands.Justine's eyes scanned the room, taking in the scattered toys and books, the messy desk, and the unmade bed. "Hi, Kael," he called out, his voice warm and friendly.Kael's gaze flickered up, his eyes meeting Justine's for a brief moment before he returned to his game, his fingers flying rapidly across the iPad's screen. Justine's expression remained calm, but a hint of concern creased his forehead. He walked over to Kael, his movements deliberate, and gently took the iPad from Kael's hand.Kael's eyes snapped up, his face contorting in protest. "Hey! Give that back!" he exclaimed, his voice rising in indignation.Justine held the iPad high above Kael's reach. "Not until you at le
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