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Author's Note ️

作者: FlyingDove
last update 公開日: 2026-07-18 01:08:17

To all my amazing readers, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your incredible support!

A very special shout-out to [Tummy], [J D], [Byron Prewitt], [Penny Brannon], [Diana Bizousky], and everyone else who took the time to leave comments. Reading your thoughts and reactions makes every chapter worth writing.

Thank you to everyone who voted with gems, left five-star reviews, added this book to your library, and kept coming back for every update. Your support motivates me more than you know.

If I missed your name this time, please know that I appreciate you just as much. Every read, comment, gem, review, and share helps this story grow.

I hope you'll continue this journey with me because the best is yet to come!

With love,

Flying Dove ❤️

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J D
this is one of the books I can't keep down. thank you for such amazing writing... can't wait to see what happens next
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I have fallen for this book just know I would love more.
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    JOHN’S POVThe quarterly inventory count was the one job at the clinic nobody ever fought me for.Two hundred line items, a clipboard, a storeroom with no windows, and a whole afternoon of counting gauze. Morwen usually did it. This quarter I’d volunteered before she’d even finished asking, because counting gauze meant three hours where my hands and my head both had somewhere to be that wasn’t Alice’s office.I was forty items in when Drake turned up in the doorway, leaned on the frame, and watched me recount a box of sutures I’d already counted once.“They multiply if you look away?”“I lost my place.”“You wrote the number down. It’s right there on the paper.” He came in, uninvited, and settled onto the one stool like he’d booked it in advance. “You lost your place after you’d already found it. That’s a new thing.”“Aren’t you supposed to be packing?”“Packed. Bag’s by the door. Came to say goodbye.” He said it easy, no weight on it at all. “Damian wants me back at Shadow Moon. Som

  • The Alpha's Greatest Regret   0123: The Man He Wasn't

    ALICE'S POVBack in my quarters, I closed the door and stood in the dark a while, trying to breathe. I could still feel the grass cold under my knees on Lucian's memorial stone. The stone small and white, too new even then. I hadn't stood in front of it since days ago.I shut the my mind on the memorial and had the phone in my hand before the quiet could settle. If I didn't call him now, I wouldn't call him at all.Damian picked up on the second ring. "Alice.""Benjamin held a memorial tonight. For Lucian. The whole pack came. People told stories about him I'd never heard. He wanted to be a patrol guard. He told someone else. He never told me.”Damian went quiet a beat. "What else happened?""He asked to visit the grave. At Shadow Moon."Silence. Then: "And you want me to welcome him into my territory.""I want you to let him stand at his son's grave. Whatever else he's done — Lucian was his too.""He left that son on the side of a road to die. Did you forget that part already?.""I h

  • The Alpha's Greatest Regret   0122: Stories I Never Knew

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    Alice's POVI woke up before sunrise. Got dressed in my usual outfit, a pair of blue jean and blouse, buttoned my coat, and gathered my work files. At the door I looked toward the path Benjamin used to take with breakfast — it was out of habit, more than anything else. It was Empty."Good," I said, to no one, and went to work.The groundskeeper was already out front, sweeping frost off the steps, humming something with no tune to it, like it was any other morning. It was, for him. I envied him for that. He didn’t have to think about the parent who were scared and waiting for the test results of their children to return. That was a weight I had to carry, among many other things.The clinic woke up slowly around me. A sprained ankle, some bloodwork, a boy who needed stitches and was trying so hard not to cry in front of his father.I knelt down to his level. "Hey. That's a pretty impressive cut. Good scar to show your friends.""Will it hurt?""A little. I'll be careful. Can you be brav

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