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Whispers in the Pack

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last update Last Updated: 2025-09-20 20:08:53

The morning sun rose pale and weak, its light unable to chase away the heaviness that hung over the camp. Wolves moved through the clearing, speaking in low voices, their eyes darting often toward the Alpha’s den. Though no one dared say it aloud, a silent question passed between them.

What had they seen last night?

Some called it a blessing. Others feared it was a curse.

Inside the den, Lyra woke to the sound of voices outside. She sat up slowly, careful not to wake Isla, who was still curled beside her. The child’s breathing was steady, but even in sleep she clung to her mother’s arm as if afraid of being taken.

Lyra brushed a hand over Isla’s hair, her heart aching with pride and fear. Her daughter had saved Damien, yet Lyra could feel the weight of what it meant. Wolves did not forget such displays of power, and power often drew envy, fear, or worse.

Damien was already awake, standing near the entrance with his arms crossed. His golden eyes were sharp, scanning every movement outs
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