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31 Principal's Party

Author: Anna Potapenko
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-04 21:04:40

I knew werewolves had an exceptional sense of hearing—but this much? Then again, he was an Alpha. Everything about him was sharper—his instincts, his senses… his reactions.

“I don’t regret a thing,” I whispered to myself under my breath and lifted my chin proudly as I walked to my place.

So what if he heard? My priority was calming the kids—and I did just that. As for everyone else? Let them think what they want.

I nearly tripped over my own feet again when, for a split second, I caught something utterly unexpected on Wayland’s face.

A smile.

A real one—just a flicker. But it was there.

Could he really be capable of something more than constant anger and dissatisfaction?

The event began, and the children started performing their numbers. Honestly, I was probably more nervous for them than they were themselves—my chewed-up manicure was proof of that.

And then it was my Tanya’s turn to give her report. She walked up to the podium with a confident step, but the moment she looked up and m
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