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I walked in while she was...

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I didn’t like the way she looked at me when I told her she’d keep staying in Tasha’s old room. Her eyes dropped instantly, lips trembling as though she was about to cry again. That made it the third time this week, and for some reason, I couldn’t stand seeing her tears.

“But please, Alpha,” she said softly, hands clasped in front of her chest. “I don’t deserve that room. That room is sacred, it belonged to someone you loved deeply. I shouldn’t be there.”

I crossed my arms, standing in front of her by the doorway. The sun was slowly going down outside the window, and it cast this golden glow on her hair. She looked... like she didn’t belong here. And maybe that’s what made her belong to me more than anyone else ever had.

“You’re staying there until I say otherwise,” I said, firmly but not coldly. “And you don’t get to decide what you deserve.”

“But I…”

I raised a brow. She stopped talking immediately.

“You forget who you’re speaking to?”

“No, my lord,” she whispered, bowing qui
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