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Chapter 6

Author: Apples
“Sybil… for our son’s sake, please forgive me.” Gavin’s voice was hoarse, raw in a way meant to sound sincere.

In wolf society, an Alpha did not kneel easily—but he had lowered himself,one knee to the ground, fist pressed to his chest in the old oath posture.

“I swear on my blood,” he said urgently, “on my name, on my rank—I will never betray you again. Never.”

He lifted his head, eyes red, desperate. “When we’re old, this will be nothing more than a scar.

A single mistake in a long life together.”

I had recovered enough to sit upright, my back supported by the headboard—I looked at him—At the man who still believed betrayal could be minimized with time.

Disgust rose quietly, steadily.

“Gavin,” I said, each word deliberate, “I have the proof.”

His expression froze.

“Pack-transfer records.”

“Private supply authorizations.”

“Restricted den access logs.”

“And the bond resonance data from your visits to her territory.”

In a pack, those things were not opinions—They were facts.
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    By the time I finished everything, rain had soaked through the hem of my dress. As I lowered my phone, it rang——Mom. “Sybil,” she said, her voice gentle, familiar. “I prepared some warming herbs and newborn supplies and brought them over. The house was empty—where are you and Gavin?” There was a pause, then a quiet sigh. “You’re so close to your due date. You shouldn’t be out this late, especially in the rain.” “This is the nesting period. Your body needs calm, not movement.” Her concern was soft, practical— the kind that came from pack instinct, not panic. That was what broke me. The sound of her voice pushed straight through the walls I had been holding up. The ache inside me swelled, sudden and uncontrollable, like something alive trying to claw its way out of my chest. I pressed my lips together, forcing the emotion back down. Holding it in hurt so badly my hands began to shake. “I’m fine, Mom,” I said, light—too light. “We just stepped out for dinner.” “I’m being ca

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