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Chapter Sixty

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* Alpha Archer *

The moment when Regina's voice broke through the crackle of the fire inside the tent, I knew what she would say even before she did. I had seen the look on her face.

That determination in her scent which the wind carried to my nose, is sharp, persistent, unyielding, and was impossible to ignore. She stood there, with her shoulders squared, and her eyes burning with the same kind of fire I'd seen in warriors who'd bled for their pack in strong determination.

But I couldn't give in to that as an Alpha who carried the most weight in the pack. And not now when the summit has began.

Not when the Alpha King had just issued his complicated challenge to all Alphas, one that would decide the standing of every wolf leader in the regions. Strength was the law of the summit, and I needed the best wolf, not just the willingness to act.

She didn't understand that yet because she is new. And she just shifted recently.

When I told her she wasn't ready to do something like this, her h
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