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Chapter Ninety-Three: The Wolves Who Took It

Author: Elizabeth.C
last update publish date: 2026-08-04 16:22:46

By the time Elias could answer more than one question, dawn had begun to pale the infirmary windows.

The healer had stitched the wound along his side, bound his ribs and set his wrist between two narrow splints. His skin was grey against the pillow.

Luca sat on the edge of the next bed with his forearms on his knees. He had been told twice not to crowd the healer, and both times he had moved back exactly half a step.

Vivian stood near the foot of the bed with her ledger open. Ezra remained besi
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    The eastern stores hall smelled of cold stone and flour dust.None of us had slept. Vivian had changed her coat since the infirmary, which made her look put together until you came close enough to see her eyes. Maren stood at the end of the ledger table, and Harwick had brought his own pen.The storekeeper opened the reserve book and turned it towards us."That is everything the hall holds. Not everything we can give."Vivian ran her finger down the column. "How much is already committed?""Two hundred weight to the infirmary through winter. Cassian's care draws against that. The rest is the reserve.""And if we replace the stolen shipment in full today?"The storekeeper rubbed flour from his thumb. "Then the reserve is gone by the first hard frost, and every household on the ridge stands where those three are standing now."I looked at the figures and understood almost none of it.At the first stores review I had demanded replacement before I knew what replacing it emptied, and Vivia

  • The Alpha My Sister Wanted   Chapter Ninety-Three: The Wolves Who Took It

    By the time Elias could answer more than one question, dawn had begun to pale the infirmary windows.The healer had stitched the wound along his side, bound his ribs and set his wrist between two narrow splints. His skin was grey against the pillow.Luca sat on the edge of the next bed with his forearms on his knees. He had been told twice not to crowd the healer, and both times he had moved back exactly half a step.Vivian stood near the foot of the bed with her ledger open. Ezra remained beside the door. Harwick had taken the only chair and placed it where Elias would have to look at him to answer.The healer folded her arms."Five minutes. If his breathing changes, you leave."Harwick inclined his head. "Elias, tell us who brought you the amended order.""A patrol wolf." Elias's voice scraped against the words. "Black Moon cloak. Eastern route token.""Name?"Elias shook his head. "I knew his voice. Couldn't place it."Harwick looked at Vivian. "Yet you followed him.""He had the o

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    The trail held for almost a mile.Blood marked the first few trees, smears where a hand or shoulder had caught the bark. After that there was only disturbed fern and the occasional heel pressed into wet ground.The tracker led us between the pines. I stayed close enough to see what he pointed out and far enough back not to ruin it.Luca stayed near the front.He had not made a joke since the cart.The trail bent north-west, away from the eastern road. Vivian stopped beside a fallen cedar and looked through the trees."There used to be a watch post this way."Harwick turned towards her. "Used to be?""It was removed from the active patrol maps years ago. The building was never demolished. Victor said it cost more to clear the stone than to leave it.""How far?" Ezra asked."Less than half a mile."The tracker studied the ground. "This trail is heading towards it."We moved faster after that.The trees thickened until the lanterns caught more branches than path. Whenever the tracks thin

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    The blood looked black in the lantern light.The cart had been pulled off the eastern road and left between two pines, one wheel sunk deep enough into the soft ground that it leaned towards the ditch. The horses were gone. So were the crates, the guard and anything else that might have explained it.Only the blood remained.It covered the rear boards in a dark, uneven pool and had dried along the gaps in the timber. The smell reached me before I was close enough to see all of it.Luca stopped beside me.For once, he had nothing to say.Two trackers moved around the cart, careful not to step across one another's paths. A healer waited near the road with her bag open, though there was nobody for her to treat.Harwick looked from Vivian to me."This is no longer a stores assessment," he said. "It is a pack emergency."Vivian did not look away from the boards. "We uncovered the order that sent him here.""Which is why you will both remain. You will observe, and you will ask before touchin

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    Darius took the ledger and dismissed us both without much ceremony, already deep in conversation with Harwick about who else needed to see it before nightfall. Vivian left without looking back. I didn't blame her. There wasn't much left to say between us that hadn't already been said with numbers.Ezra was waiting near the east garden, the one with the old stone benches nobody used anymore.He didn't ask how the review had gone. He'd probably already heard, the way everything in this house travelled faster than the people it was about."You stood there," I said, before he could say anything at all. "You told the whole pack I was your mate, and then you stood there like none of it touched you while Harwick tried to take me apart.""It touched me.""It didn't look like it.""It wasn't supposed to look like anything." He kept his voice even, though something moved behind it. "The moment it looks like it touched me, it becomes about what I feel instead of what you did."I understood the l

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    The stores room smelled of dust and old paper, and Vivian moved through it like she'd been born knowing where everything lived.Harwick had come to witness, since he was the one who'd raised the question of Maren's impartiality in the first place. He stood near the door with his arms folded, saying nothing, while Maren laid three ledgers across the long table and gestured for us to begin.Vivian was already reaching for the second one before I'd finished reading the label on the first."The main count means nothing on its own," she said, not unkindly, just stating a fact she'd apparently known since childhood. "You have to weigh it against infirmary withdrawals, household allocations, the emergency reserve, and whatever's moved on the eastern route this quarter. Otherwise you're just looking at a number with no shape to it."I looked down at the ledger in front of me. Rows of abbreviations I didn't recognise, approval marks I couldn't read, a shorthand that clearly meant something to

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