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I could not meet his eyes. “So it is,” he said, voice breaking. “You’re really doing this to us because of her? Skye, she’s gone. She died when you were nineteen. You’re twenty-four now. That was five years ago—” “But her killers are still out there walking free,” I cut in. My voice shook hard and rose. “They didn’t die like my mother. The system did nothing. She was the only parent we had. We never even knew our dad. You know the whole story. Every night I close my eyes and I still see her face. I still hear her voice telling me to be strong. And you think I can just accept it and move on? Never! I can’t sleep knowing they’re laughing somewhere while she’s in the ground.”

“The Snow Mountain Pack has survived for a long time. Not because we stayed hidden, but because we’re good at getting rid of our enemies.” The temperature in the room seems to drop again. “I have no problem killing all the noble families,” Kieran says, his tone conversational. Almost pleasant. Kael goes completely still. When he speaks, the sound is low but deadly. “You can’t do that.”

"Fiona, I know you're hurting, but you have to pull yourself together. From the clues we have, Ivy's last note is the key. You need to tell us what it said." I was on the verge of breaking down. I grabbed my head and screamed. "I don't know! I really don't know!" If I could, I'd do anything to find out what Ivy wrote. Why did my father and grandmother both kill themselves after reading it? Right then, Linda arrived in a hurry. She accepted David's suicide very calmly, showing no emotion. She stood at the riverbank and answered the police's question.

"What's with Vanessa? If she didn't want to give blood, she could've just said so. Why tell people she's dead? That's not cool." Caden snapped out of his daze. "Yeah, she's too tough to just kick the bucket like that. She has to be playing me." He turned to the neighbor. "Look, if you're in touch with her, pass on a message: if she's not at the hospital in three days, I'm cutting off her mother's treatment money." The neighbor watched Caden step into the elevator, a look of confusion on his face. "But didn't her mom die with her in that avalanche?

"Alpha Ethan, we need your authorization to proceed with the investigation. This could be seen as an attack on both packs." "Do what you must," Ethan growled. "But I want justice for my sister." I watched my grieving brother, wishing I could tell him it wasn't his fault. My love for Nathan had been like moon madness - no one could have talked me out of it. The Council members whispered among themselves about potential pack war. The death of a Luna under suspicious circumstances could shatter the alliance between Snow Peak and Moonstone packs. Elder Marie couldn't argue with Ethan's words. Her eyes were red-rimmed, her usual regal bearing broken by grief.