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Kyle’s POVI closed my eyes and could feel Ale getting closer to me. No, I mean, she’s still far away, but she’ll be here any minute now. She'll always be by my side—though not in the literal sense.She must really hate me for making the same demands as before, and I remember all too well how she cursed me for failing to protect Lyra.Now, Lyra is in my hands. I don’t know how, but Alea isn’t exactly the brightest woman, in my opinion. Or… maybe she’s just tired of using Lyra as a weapon because the baby isn’t like Antares.True… she does develop at the same rate as Antares, though not quite as fast. However, when it comes to abilities, Lyra is pretty passive and looks just like Ale.Once, I overheard some servants talking about her. They were questioning whether Lyra was really my daughter—for the record, everyone in this pack knows about Lyra, Alea, and Lex, but they’ve been very loyal to me and cooperative so far.I turned toward the door, from which a bell soon rang. I tried to st

Alejandra’s POV“How long are you going to keep this from me?” I asked, barging into Kyle’s office and finding Ben there. “Ben? What are you doing here?”Ben stood up and walked toward me. “What’s going on, Ale?”I turned to Kyle. “Just ask him why he’s hiding something important that I should know.”I stepped closer to Kyle, who was still sitting in his armchair. Unmoved, as if indifferent to my current emotions, he interlaced his fingers and wore a cold, expressionless face.“Are you still going to stay silent?” I snapped.He looked at me. “What do you want me to explain?”“About my father and mother. About the Night Hunter Pack. Why did you just stay silent and say nothing about that situation since then?”“How did you find out about that?” he asked, still looking calm.“That doesn’t matter. I need an explanation.”“Sit down first; I’ll tell you everything.”“I won’t sit down. Just say what you have to say. Now!”“Ale, you need to know that this situation can’t be handled with emot

Alejandra’s POVWe arrived at the Night Hunter Pack. In less than two years, everything had changed drastically. The servants at Kyle’s mansion were right—most of them were warriors, servants, and I’m sure even some members were from the Blood Moon Pack. I recognized them.The servants and guards bowed in respect to Kyle when we arrived. They didn’t seem to notice me, which meant my position was safe now.“Do you want to see him?” asked one of the deltas when Kyle arrived at the dungeon. Kyle nodded. “Why so suddenly? You’ve never wanted to see him before.”“Today is his last day here, isn’t it? I want to talk to him a little,” Kyle replied. The Delta’s expression looked strange. He seemed to dislike Kyle meeting my father in there. “Besides, he is my father-in-law, after all.”“Ah, right... you’re married to Miss Alexis.”“Alejandra,” Kyle answered quickly and firmly. “Let me in now.”The guard held out his hand. “Can you leave your weapon here? I’m just following the rules—no one is

Kyle’s POVI peeked through a small crack in the door. I couldn’t make out who was out there. Still, I was sure it was Alea’s voice.Ale, who had been standing beside me all along, rushed to grab Jeremiah’s cloak and was about to take off all her clothes, but I quickly stopped her.“No, Ale. If you go alone, I might not be able to protect you,” I said.“Then what? Am I supposed to just stay here and wait until you can protect me?” She shook her head with a cold smile. “No, Kyle. I’ve waited long enough and stayed silent while my daughter was kidnapped. Now my parents and my pack are on the brink of destruction. I won’t stay silent anymore.”She brushed my hand aside, put on her cloak without taking off her clothes, and in an instant she was nowhere to be seen.The door hadn’t opened at all, but I couldn’t sense her presence in the room.She had vanished.I couldn’t just sit idly by. Slowly and carefully, I stepped out of the room, searching for any trace of Alea, but found her nowhere

Alejandra’s POV“When are we going to meet your warrior?” I asked as we enjoyed breakfast in the room.Even though Kyle and I were still in a cold war—on my end, at least, since Kyle seemed to have tried to make peace with me, though I still had my doubts—unexpected things still happened between us.He ordered two servings of food, and the waiter questioned him because he usually ate just one large portion. And to avoid arousing suspicion, he eventually went along with the old rule and shared his food with me.“Later. We’ll go hunting and stay at their camp for a while,” he replied.“Camp? Don’t they have a place in the packhouse?” I asked. “The packhouse is for everyone, especially members and warriors. Dad wouldn’t let this happen.”Kyle shrugged. “I don’t know. I assigned them before that incident came to light. Specifically, after you were transferred. I realized there was some kind of conspiracy to destroy the pack from within. That was after Jeremiah’s explanation.”“Jeremiah? H