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Chapter 24
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2025-07-29 22:09:31- Emory -
I slept on the couch last night, my muscles aching from the weight of what I’d done. I couldn’t believe how I’d shattered Alice’s trust—how I’d pushed her to her breaking point. I knew she wasn’t ready for this—neither of us were, really—but the moon goddess had blessed us, and I couldn’t ignore the truth. She was going to be a mother, whether she was prepared or not.
She’ll be an amazing mum, I thought, a pang of awe and pride hitting me hard. She’s fierce, resilient—she’ll protect that child with everything she’s got. Still, I couldn’t shake the regret gnawing at me. I should’ve waited. I should’ve been patient.
But I couldn’t help myself. The pack was my family—since birth, they’d been my roots, my strength. I needed them to know. I needed them to see how much this meant—to understand that I was sharing this joy, this future, with them.
She doesn’t understand that, I told myself. She’s been alone m
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