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Chapter 7

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(Alina’s POV)

The moment we stepped inside, the doors slammed shut behind us, echoing through the grand hall like the start of a battle. No pack members. No servants. No witnesses. Just Frederick and me. The silence between us was sharp enough to cut.

I kept walking toward the staircase, heels clicking against the marble floor. One step. Two.

Then his voice cracked through the stillness. “Stop.”

I didn’t.

His hand shot out, gripping my wrist—hot, firm, possessive. I froze.

Slowly, I faced him.

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