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chapter 29 The Night That Changes us

作者: Natasha felix
last update 最終更新日: 2025-12-08 15:23:43

(Mira — First Person POV)

The moment Selene dismissed me with her sharp command—“Mira, find out everything about him”—a weight settled over me, pressing into my chest like iron.

Liam. Her mate. The rogue the Moon Goddess had thrust into her life. Stranger, danger, and yet… the pull between them wasn’t just physical—it was old, ancient, and impossible to ignore.

I couldn’t afford to let my feelings color this. Liam’s past wasn’t just a story; it was a puzzle, one that could either save Selene or shatter everything she’d built.

Night had already fallen over the Bloodfang territory when I slipped out of the pack house. The wind carried the scent of pine and damp earth, sharp against my skin. Shifting into my wolf form, I felt the familiar surge of strength and stealth. My paws barely made a sound as I cut through the underbrush, heading toward the one person who might hold the answers: Elder Rowan.

The old man’s reputation preceded him. He had a dangerous gift—the kind that unsettled eve
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