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(Tyra's POV)I was glad to be saying goodbye to this room. Not that I didn’t like it, it just felt like a cage, especially with the guards stationed in front. Maybe Alpha Kanyon thought I was a threat. Can't blame him, I don't even know if I am a threat.I was going to move into the pack house today. I had mixed feelings about it. When Alpha Kanyon mentioned it yesterday, I couldn't understand why he'd choose the pack house of all places.I had no family. No memories. A strange mark on my neck that everyone associated with rogues. I couldn't even feel my wolf.Surely there were empty apartments nearby where I could stay instead. Still... maybe it wouldn't be so bad. At least I'd be around people instead of staring at the same four hospital walls all day.One thing still bothered me. Doctor Tim said I was wolfless because of the wolfsbane in my blood. According to him, my wolf might never have fully awakened when I turned eighteen. Who could do such a thing to me? Why would anyone do

(Kanyon's POV)I stared at the closed doors. Lily was in the pack house. Safe."We still don't know if she feels the mate bond. Or if she can feel it since she's wolfless," Jace reminded."At least she's less stiff around us. It's slow but it's progress. She's trusting us." I told him.I drew my gaze away from the door and headed back to my office. I'd already instructed the staff to help her with whatever she needed and not let her overexert herself.Thinking back, it saddened me that she thought I was bringing her here for work."Maybe that's what she was taught."I didn’t reply Jace. I was just glad she was out of whatever system taught her to react that way."Welcome back."Eric had a teasing smile on his face as I stepped into my office. Nikolia looked up from the chair he'd made himself comfortable in, one ankle resting over his knee."How is she?" he asked.I shut the door behind me and crossed to my desk."She's settling in."A small smile tugged at Nikolia's lips."You know,

(Tyra's POV)I hadn't remembered anything since I played chess with Athena two days ago. I'd tried a few times, but I was met with nothing. I still didn't know who I remembered or how I beat Athena in chess every single time we played. Maybe she was just letting me win.I stepped out of the bath and dried off. Freya helped me change my bandage."How'd you know how to change bandages?" I asked, watching her."My elder sister taught me.""You're really good at this. Have you ever thought about working at the hospital?"Freya smiled. "My sister's a nurse.""How nice."We went back to the room and I got dressed.A knock echoed through the room. The door opened, revealing Athena.Freya bowed, greeting her. Athena gave her a half smile before turning to me."Good morning. Come join us for breakfast." She grinned, walking in."I'll eat here.""I knew you'd decline." She cleared her throat. "I hereby order you to eat breakfast with us.""Like an official order?""Yes. You don’t want to disob

(Tyra's POV)Thankfully, I only had to eat breakfast with Alpha Kanyon and the others. After that, I'd spend the rest of my day in the library.I didn't know why, but I found myself captivated by the shelves of books. Stories, history, myths—anything about werewolves.One book mentioned that there had been cases of wolfless werewolves before.Relief washed over me. I wasn't the first.But as I kept reading, that relief quickly faded.The wolfless werewolves in the book were all half-breeds. Children born to werewolves mated with witches, vampires, mermaids, or even humans sometimes never developed wolves of their own.I wasn't born that way.Over the next few days, I searched through every book I could find, hoping one of them would mention wolves being suppressed by wolfsbane or some kind of cure.There was nothing.According to every book, wolfsbane only weakened or killed werewolves.I closed the book, staring at its worn leather cover.Whoever made me wolfless hadn't wanted me dea

(Tyra's POV)The pack house had been bustling with preparations for the Hunter's Moon festival.For the past few days, warriors had been carrying crates through the courtyard while maids decorated the hallways with autumn branches, lanterns, and ribbons in Springfield's colours. Even from the library windows, I could hear the distant laughter drifting up from outside.According to Athena, I wasn't going to regret going.I highly doubted that.Knowing the entire pack would be there made my stomach tighten.I'd suggested staying behind.Athena had looked me dead in the eyes and informed me that backing out wasn't an option.Apparently, that had been the end of the discussion. On the bright side, there'd be roasted meat.That alone almost made the whole thing worth it.I looked up from the book resting in my lap and blinked several times.The words had started to blur together.How long have I been sitting here?The library had become my favourite place in the pack house. No one bothered