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Chapter 48: The weight of grief

Author: Jadeite
last update publish date: 2026-09-23 19:02:44

FABIAN’S POV

Zolani's words struck a place deep in my heart that I had refused to look into for years, buried underneath all the work I threw myself into.

The old part of the city needed rebuilding. Trade relations with other regional Packs needed to be established. The Pack’s enforcement needed to be reshaped and restructured, giving average wolves with limited dreams opportunities to aim higher. There was still so much more I could do to develop the commercialization of our Pack.

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