NATHANIELMy voice rose louder than I meant it to. "Why didn't you call her? You could've asked her to come make it herself."Nora had always been so steady, but something about her today felt off, and her awkwardness rubbed me entirely the wrong way."Alpha," she repeated, firmer this time, "she doesn't live here anymore. She moved out.""You—" I started to snap at her, and then it landed properly. Maya was really gone.She'd divorced me. She'd left.And somehow, some part of me had just assumed she'd still be here, managing things the way she always had.For a second I nearly laughed at my own reaction. Nora watched my expression shift and said, careful, "Alpha, all those breakfasts before, Luna Maya put real thought into them. Noticed the smallest things. We don't know her methods, so we just make things the ordinary way."Before I could answer, she added, "Since she left, her old number's disconnected. If you have a new one for her, I could call, ask how she made it, see if there'
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