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Chapter 76

Author: Babs Noir
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-04 18:15:12

Killian's POV

I packed the last file into the drawer, aligning it neatly before locking the office door behind me.

The day had been long, but for once, I didn’t feel that dragging heaviness that usually came with it.

There was a strange lightness in my chest, the kind that made me hum, an unfamiliar tune that had somehow found its way into my head.

By the time I reached the front gate, Liam was there, his usual stance, alert, shoulders squared, face serious. I slowed my pace, still humming, and greeted him with a grin that seemed to catch him off guard.

“Did you check on Lucien?” I asked, adjusting my cuffs as I stopped beside him.

“Yes, Alpha,” he replied, quick and crisp. “He’s already headed back to his pack.”

“Good.” I gave his shoulder a firm pat, the way I always did when I was pleased with something. “Well done.”

Liam blinked, clearly unsure what to make of my mood. It wasn’t every day I handed out compliments so easily.

“Can I ask,” he began cautiously, “why do you seem… ha
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