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Chapter 29: The darkness was cold

Author: Raven
last update publish date: 2026-04-19 04:31:12

Victoria’s POV

After all, werewolves were prideful creatures. Once a pack rose to prominence respected and revered by others losing that status was a bitter pill to swallow. To fall from power and become a source of shame, mocked and looked down upon by the very packs that once respected them... how deeply must that have wounded their pride?

They couldn’t take it lying down. But since they couldn’t strike back at those who scorned them, they turned their frustrations inward toward me.

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