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CHAPTER 51: PACK UP.

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MABEL.

“You called after so long,” I said calmly.

“You need to return to the pack. I got news that the elders are beginning to talk.”

The splitting headache returned. It was like a constant tug at a nerve in my brain.

I rubbed my forehead. “And what can the elders do to me? I already handle the pack just fine from here, there is …”

“One of the supporters of Grand Elder Malakai had already proposed that Malakai's grandson be appointed as an Alpha regent before your return.”

My lips fell ope
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    SILAS. The air was strangely cold, sending a chill down my spine. I stood before the elders, a few witnesses seated at the left and right of the large trial hall. In the same hall, I was ordered to release guards for the sake of Darknile's Pack, and now I was called forward for hurting an alpha. My jaws tightened, eyes fixed on the elders seated above. No matter what, as long as there is no material evidence, I wouldn't acknowledge everything thrown at me.“Alpha Silas, you do remember the punishment for hurting an alpha, right?” Elder Poe asked, his hands on his knees as he sat in one of the three large chairs. They stared at me with the same look they gave everybody else. Cold, distant look. They were all dressed in black pants with a long black coat.“I do remember, but whether I hurt an Alpha or not, shouldn't evidence be presented to me?” I asked, my voice boomed through the hall. Everyone was quiet. They were here to witness one of the Alphas stripped of a chance to contend

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