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Chapter 65

Author: Jane
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-26 00:26:06

Sari stood outside his cottage, he was already waiting for me to arrive. His stance was calm, his dark eyes unreadable, and for the first time in a long while, I didn’t know what to expect from him. I was trying hard to be calm around him even though I still feel scared.

“Are you ready for some training?” he asked.

I nodded hesitantly, biting my lower lips. My muscles were still sore, and my heart felt heavier than ever, but I needed the distraction. I needed to be doing something—anything—to silence the storm in my mind. And also to be building myself so as to awake my wolf easily.

Probably the chiefs could have been searching for me.

As we walked into the woods, the early morning sun peeked through the thick trees, casting streaks of gold on the forest floor. The crisp air bit at my skin, but I welcomed the chill. It was better than the heat that always came when memories of Kelvin invaded my thoughts.

I followed Sari silently. He was trying—offering me support, food, shelter—but
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