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Lynn’s tears streamed down her cheeks for so many reasons at once. Gwen, the one she had always treated like a sister. And Vada, the one who had suffered in silence all these years. “So that’s why you’ve been mistreating Vada all this time… because she’s my real sister? She’s Alpha’s child with another female wolf!” Lynn’s voice broke as she accused her mother, no longer hiding the fact that she had overheard everything. Her chest heaved with pain and disbelief. “It would’ve been fine if you only hurt me… but you lied to me. You deceived me,” she choked out. “But my poor sister? What did she ever do to deserve this?” “Lynn, listen to me!” Luna Rosalia grabbed her daughter’s arms. “No!” Lynn stepped back sharply, pulling away from her mother&rsq

A humorless scoff escaped me. “Relax. I already had her investigated. She has no blood ties to the Wilder Clan.” Kira crossed her arms as she listened carefully. “She’s the daughter of one of the vow-maidens who is serving closely under your mother; that’s probably why she knows certain things about the pack. But from everything I’ve observed, she’s only trying to create an image of herself that resembles you here in the academy.” I paused. “She’s not worth your attention.” “Good thing Gwen knows exactly how to put her in her place!” Kira muttered irritably. Then Kira pointed a finger straight at my chest. “But listen carefully,” she warned. “I’m giving you one week to tell Gwen that you’re Lucian. If you 

[Gwyneth] Something about Lynn’s behavior today felt wrong, too different from the way she normally acted. Had something happened? Unease crawled beneath my skin when I reached the meeting place and found no sign of Lynn waiting for me. I quickly searched the area, trying to suppress the panic rising inside me. A rustling sound came from deeper within the trees. I followed it, and my heart nearly stopped at what I found. Lynn was there, but she wasn’t alone. I froze at the horrifying sight before me. She stood trembling in Ned’s grip, blood soaking her leg while his arm locked tightly around her body. A silver blade gleamed against her throat, close enough to draw thin lines of blood across her pale skin. “Lynn!” I shouted, forcing myself to stay calm even as panic clawed through me. “Let her go, Ned!” The rage radiating from him was almost palpable; dark, violent, and barely restrained. “This is all your fault!” he snarled, sounding more beast than man. “Why did you have to c

Alpha Conrad’s fury was written all over his face as he stormed into the small room of the healing den. “Stay here,” I ordered the warriors behind him firmly before stepping inside. Alpha Conrad’s sharp gaze immediately landed on Alpha Adrian, whose hand was tightly wrapped around Lynn’s. His eyes darkened dangerously. “What the fuck are you doing here?” he growled. Flint and I remained silent, calmly watching the tension unfold before us. “Are you the reason Lynn disappeared from the pack without a word?” Alpha Conrad demanded, his voice thick with fury. “Is this why she’s lying there now, hanging between life and death?” “Alpha Conrad, we already conducted our initial investigation,” I explained carefully, trying to keep the situation from escalating. “Alpha Adrian did not know of this either. Please try to understand.” “Then why is he here?” he roared. “What? Were you planning to steal my daughter away from my pack?” The Alpha’s aura exploded through the room, making the wal

Vada looked at me, clearly startled by my question. “I’m sorry… that was too personal. Forget I asked,” I muttered, lowering my gaze. “No, it’s not that.” She quickly shook her head. “I’m just surprised because you’ve never asked about my life before.” She paused, as if deciding how much to say. “My mother used to serve as Luna Rosalia’s personal maid. But the pack accused her of stealing, so they stripped her of her place in Hollow Pack.” The memory of the woman flashed through my mind, the quiet maid who used to trail behind Rosalia everywhere like a shadow. “She’s living in the human world now,” Vada continued bitterly. “Working as a servant for a businessman. That was the punishment the council gave her after they exiled her from the pack.” “I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have brought up your family,” I said softly. “Do you still see her?” Vada’s