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Chapter 35

Author: Niyat Write
last update publish date: 2026-08-27 11:00:00

DRAVEN'S POV

The pregnancy announcement changed everything, though not in the ways I'd initially expected.

Within days, word spread beyond Bloodreaver territory. Our allied packs sent congratulations and gifts. Neutral territories suddenly expressed interest in strengthening diplomatic ties.

And my father, predictably, sent a threat thinly disguised as a formal letter.

"Listen to this," I said to Rho, reading

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