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The Pack Lies

Author: Joyce dera
last update publish date: 2026-08-31 06:33:25

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“You just had a terrible concussion and went into a coma.”

That was what everyone told Zelda.

They told her the mark on her neck had been the only thing that could save her, that she had been marked just to keep her alive. They made it sound simple, almost like there was nothing more to the story.

But Zelda didn’t remember any of it.

Not the mark. Not the pain. Not how she had ended up unconscious.

“Oh, a concussion can cause slight amnesia,” the doctor had explained when she press
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