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Chapter 19– The Promises I couldn’t keep

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last update publish date: 2026-09-28 07:04:26

Chapter 19 — The Promise I Couldn’t Keep

Killan’s POV

Ever since I returned to Shadow Crest.I had refused to see any of the mothers.

I couldn’t face them.

Every time I imagined standing in front of them and seeing their faces, I remembered the promise I had made before leaving this pack.

I had promised them that I was going to bring back the healer that would heal their pups but yet I came back without her.

What was I supposed to tell them? I tried everything?

That I offered her riches? And
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