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Chapter 38

Penulis: Bamy Writes
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Teya’s POV

One second, I was asleep—curled up under my blanket, limbs tangled, head full of static after Lucien had left—and the next, I was standing barefoot in snow that sparkled like someone had ground diamonds into dust.

Everything was still. Silent. Like the world was holding its breath.

I turned in a slow circle, rubbing my arms. The cold didn’t bite like it should’ve, but it crawled over my skin, sharp enough to remind me I wasn’t safe. That I didn’t belong here.

Then I saw her. A beautiful Silver wolf.

She padded toward me from across the white field, slow and steady, each movement liquid and powerful. She was massive—almost up to my chest—but there was nothing threatening in the way she moved. No growl. No snarl. Just... presence. Her aura. Like she had always been there. Like I’d just been the one who was late to the meeting.

Her eyes met mine, and I froze.

They were the softest gold, warm and quiet, but with something fierce buried deep inside. Not the kind of fierce that
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