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Chapter 31: Human Hands
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2026-06-19 09:00:58The howls went on long enough for my bones to learn them. They rolled through Grimfang land in waves, rising from different places in the trees until I could almost picture the pack by sound alone. North border, western slope and somewhere near the creek. Voice answering voice, grief and fury threaded together, the forest carrying it all like a warning.
No one in the infirmary looked surprised by the noise. Evan lay unconscious on the exam bed, his skin damp with fever, one hand curl
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When the Alpha Howls Chapter 31: Human Hands
The howls went on long enough for my bones to learn them. They rolled through Grimfang land in waves, rising from different places in the trees until I could almost picture the pack by sound alone. North border, western slope and somewhere near the creek. Voice answering voice, grief and fury threaded together, the forest carrying it all like a warning.No one in the infirmary looked surprised by the noise. Evan lay unconscious on the exam bed, his skin damp with fever, one hand curled against his chest as if still holding the strip of my cardigan. Mara had pried it loose gently after he passed out. It sat now sealed in plastic on the steel counter, purple fabric smeared with dirt and blood, the silver nail beside it in a separate tin.My cardigan and my scent. I stared at it until Mara snapped her fingers in front of my face.“Nora.”I blinked. “Sorry.”“Don’t be sorry. Be present.”Colton sat on the second exam bed because Mara
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For one suspended second, all I could see was purple. Not the blood. Not the silver flashing near the young man’s shoulder. Not the way Colton’s face had gone empty with rage or how Mara was already moving with her medical bag banging against her hip. Purple.A torn strip of my cardigan, clenched in a shaking hand. I had worn it two mornings ago while drinking tea on my porch, barefoot despite the cold, pretending my world had not begun to fill with teeth and secrets. I had hung it over the back of the chair when the kettle whistled.And someone had taken it. Someone had stood close enough to my door to steal something that smelled like me.The clearing tipped sideways. Grace’s hand found my elbow. “Breathe, Nora Jane.” “I am.” “No, you’re not.”A sound left the injured young man, low and broken, and whatever panic had been dragging me under snapped clean in two.He was bleeding. Mara reached him as Ben and E
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