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Chapter 44: The War Council
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2026-03-09 06:01:44
Sloane Sterling The ultimate sacrifice. 💔 Elena chose the safety of her daughter and her pack over her own freedom, handing herself over to the Inquisitors. But as the suppression cuffs lock into place, the realization sets in: did she just leave Maya defenseless against the Council's next move? ⛓️🐺 The 72-hour clock didn't matter to the High Inquisitor—they wanted her now, and they used her love for her family as the ultimate weapon. 🏛️🚨 Do you think Elena made the right choice, or should she have stayed and fought with Xander? 🛡️✨ Drop a '💔' if your heart is breaking for Maya right now! — Sloane Sterling
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