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Chapter 47: The Reunion

مؤلف: Sloane Sterling
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The pack house gates had never looked so good.

Elena sat forward in her seat as they pulled through, watching wolves pour out of buildings. Warriors. Families. Staff. Everyone who'd heard the news.

The Luna was home.

The convoy stopped in the main courtyard. Xander barely had the truck in park before Elena was out and moving.

"Medical wing," she said.

"I know." He was right behind her.

They pushed through the crowd. People tried to stop them—to ask questions, to celebrate, to touch Elena like th
Sloane Sterling

Home is where the heart heals. ❤️ Elena and Maya’s reunion was the most emotional scene I’ve written yet, proving that their bond is stronger than any suppression cuff. 🛡️🐺 But the peace didn't last long. Alexander Moss is back, and he's turned Maya's legacy into a commodity called 'Eternal Silver.' 🧪🩸 The Council isn't just hunting Silver Wolves anymore—they're buying their way into immortality. 🏛️🚨 Elena is done running. The rebellion starts now. ⚔️✨ Who else is ready to see Elena and Xander take the fight to the Council's doorstep? Drop a '🔥' if you're ready for the war! — Sloane Sterling

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