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Chapter 75 what the moon has chosen

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Selene’s POV

I found Kael at the edge of the training grounds, where the forest thickened and the noise of the pack faded into something distant and dull. The sun was already dipping low, staining the sky with gold and crimson, but Kael stood in shadow, his back to me, shoulders tense as if the weight of the world rested there.

I knew that posture too well.

I had grown up beside Kael. I had learned to read him before I even understood how to lead a pack. When he stood like this—still, silent, jaw tight—it meant he was fighting something inside himself.

And lately, that something had been Liam.

I took a slow breath and walked toward him, my boots crunching softly against fallen leaves. He didn’t turn, but I knew he sensed me. He always did.

“Kael,” I said gently.

His shoulders stiffened for a heartbeat before he exhaled. “Alpha.”

I frowned. “Don’t call me that when it’s just us.”

He turned then, and the look in his eyes made my chest ache. There was no anger there—no rage, no resentmen
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