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AVAIt's been a week since Cane's wedding, and the pack is still buzzing with excitement. The ceremony was grand, with guests from all over the pack attending. I wasn't surprised that I wasn't invited. I wouldn't have gone even if I had been. The thought of seeing Cane with Leah, of witnessing their happiness together, was something I didn't think I could handle.Since that night when Cane came to my chambers, I hadn't seen him. I had been trying to focus on my knitting, on my studies, but my mind kept wandering back to him. To the way he kissed me, to the way he looked at me. I wanted to talk to him about that night, to understand what had happened between us.But now, it seemed like that would never happen. Cane was married, and I was left to pick up the pieces of my shattered heart.Leah, on the other hand, seemed to be enjoying her new role as the alpha's wife. She had been spreading rumors about me, about how I was an outcast and hated in my former pack. I had heard whispers

CANEI couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and satisfaction as I watched Ava train. I had made the right decision in taking her under my wing, training her personally. There was something about her that drew me in, a spark that ignited whenever she was near.As I observed her movements, I was struck by her strength and resilience. She looked fragile, delicate even, but her determination and grit told a different story. She was a force to be reckoned with, and I found myself drawn to her even more because of it.I enjoyed our training sessions together, the way she pushed herself to her limits, the way she listened intently to my feedback. She was a quick learner, and I could see the potential in her.But it wasn't just her physical strength that impressed me. There was something about her spirit, her fire, that captivated me. I felt a pull towards her, a force that seemed to grow stronger with each passing day.As our training sessions came to a close, I found myself looking fo

AVAI had an amazing time with Elara in the infirmary today. She taught me about the different herbs and their uses, and I was fascinated by the way she expertly mixed them to create potent remedies. But what really stood out to me was when she allowed me to help with cleaning and dressing patients' wounds. It was a hands-on learning experience, and I felt like I was really contributing.Elara was an excellent teacher, patient and kind, and I appreciated her guidance. As we worked, she shared stories about the patients and their conditions, and I found myself laughing and nodding along with her.But despite the fun I had, I couldn't shake off the feeling of sadness that's been weighing me down lately. The rumors about me and Cane have been spreading like wildfire, and it's getting harder to ignore the whispers and stares from the pack members.I just want a break from it all, a chance to escape the gossip and speculation. I feel like I'm constantly walking on eggshells, worried abou

CANEI had been pacing for what felt like hours, my anxiety growing with each passing minute. Finally, I received word that Ava had woken up, albeit briefly. I hurried to the infirmary, my heart racing with excitement and relief.As I arrived, Elara emerged from Ava's room, a gentle smile on her face. "She's doing well, Alpha," she said, her voice soothing. "But she needs rest. The fight took a lot out of her."I nodded, trying to temper my impatience. I longed to see Ava, to hold her hand and talk to her, but I knew Elara was right. Ava needed rest, and I would respect that."Keep me informed of any developments," I told Elara, my voice firm. "I want to know the moment she's awake and ready to talk."Elara nodded, her expression understanding. "Of course, Alpha. I'll make sure to keep you updated."With a reluctant sigh, I turned to leave, my mind already shifting to the next pressing matter. Leah. I had learned of her involvement in the gossip and rumors surrounding Ava, and I was

CANE I stood in the council chamber, discussing the finer points of expanding our boundaries with my father and several of the elder chiefs. It was a complex issue, one that required careful consideration and strategic planning. But my mind wasn't fully on the task at hand. I kept thinking about Ava, wondering how she was doing, and when I would be able to see her again. Just as I was about to make a point about the benefits of forming alliances with neighboring packs, Jake caught my eye. He was standing at the back of the room, his expression serious. He signaled me discreetly, and I knew something was wrong. My heart began to beat faster as I wondered what had happened. Jake was supposed to be watching over Ava, keeping her safe. If he was here, signaling me, it meant something had happened to her. I felt a surge of worry and concern, but I pushed it aside, not wanting to alarm anyone. I calmly dismissed the council, telling them I needed to attend to some pressing matter