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 Chapter 90

Author: Ella Wealth
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-11 04:40:06
Clarissa's POV

I sat alone in my room, my fingers were running absently over the edges of the bedspread, tracing patterns I couldn’t see but could feel. My thoughts had been restless since Camellia summoned me. Every word she had spoken still echoed in my mind, heavier than the silence that followed. Drey was gone. The essence was useless without him, and if it ever touched Thompson’s hands now, it could kill him within seven days, leaving the Alpha’s seat empty.

That seat… vacant for more than a day? The pack would unravel. The law was clear. The thought gnawed at me like a wolf with bone-deep hunger.

And then there was Drey.

The anger in his absence lingered like smoke after fire. I didn’t know exactly where he had gone, but the emptiness he left behind pressed on me harder with each passing hour. He was part of the rhythm of the pack; loud, rough, steady in his presence and now his silence was unsettling, as if something inside Riverside had cracked.

My hands clenched into
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