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Chapter 8

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last update Last Updated: 2025-08-22 13:01:09

The Blood Pack’s grand hall glittered with chandeliers of crystal and gold. Wolves from every territory filled the vast chamber, dressed in silks and velvets, their laughter and voices echoing against the high ceilings. The scent of wine, roasted venison, and pine smoke lingered in the air.

At the head of the gathering stood the hosts, Alpha Darius and Luna Selene of the Blood Pack, proudly displaying their child, Red Blood, who had just turned one year old. But despite the grand celebration, whispers circulated eagerly through the crowd.

Everyone was waiting for the Moon Pack’s arrival—waiting to see the mysterious girl Kael had chosen to bring with him.

And then the moment came.

The heavy oak doors opened. Alpha Kael entered first, tall and commanding, dressed in a tailored black suit that sharpened his golden aura of authority. His Beta and guards followed behind. But all eyes quickly shifted—not to him—but to the figure descending the staircase.

Aria.

The crowd fell silent. Some g
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