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Chapter 86: What Mistakes He Meant

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(Elena's POV)

"He told Damon about Kael," Marcus said quietly, once our son had finally left the room, exhaustion visible in every line of my husband's weathered face. "The full history, as much as I could manage given my current strength."

"How much did you actually tell him?"

"Enough. The succession dispute, the fractured friendship between Kael and my own father, the complicated nature of an exile that wasn't purely the simple justice our official pack history has always claimed." He closed
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  • What The Alpha Lost   Chapter 86: What Mistakes He Meant

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