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Maya"I did." Alaric smiled proudly. "I reserved every single custom order for this year. For this entire year, Genevieve will only be making dresses for one woman... my Luna."I could only stare at him.He had...He had booked all ten custom dresses...Just for me.Seeing the disbelief on my face, he smiled."I wanted your first day in Snow Jade to be unforgettable."My heart pounded wildly against my chest as I stood there, completely overwhelmed by what he had done. I had never imagined that anyone would go to such extraordinary lengths... simply to welcome me into his pack.Before I could recover, every servant suddenly bowed in perfect unison."Welcome, Luna Maya, to Snow Jade Pack!"Their voices echoed magnificently throughout the enormous hall.This...This couldn't be real.There were still dozens...No...Hundreds of unopened chests stretching farther into the hallway.Just how many gifts had he prepared?I couldn't contain myself anymore.My excitement completely overwhelmed

KaelThe first thing I noticed was the adorable pout on Lyra's lips."How long will you be gone?" she asked softly, her blue eyes fixed on mine with a reluctance she wasn't even trying to hide.A smile tugged at my lips as I walked closer to her and held her in my arms."You look like I'm leaving for months.""You are leaving," she muttered, folding her arms across her chest. "That still counts."I let out a chuckle and gently tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ear before cupping her cheek."I'll be back before you know it."Without another word, I leaned down and pressed a soft kiss against her lips. She melted into it almost instantly. When I finally pulled away, I rested my forehead against hers."This Central Council meeting is important. We need to find a way to deal with the issue of the fast-spreading Feral attacks," I said quietly. "I can't afford to miss it."Her expression became more serious."I know." She let out a quiet sigh before giving a small nod. "I understand.

Kael"So many innocent lives are already being lost," I said, unable to hide the frustration burning inside me. "Adequate measures have to be taken immediately, or else the death toll will only continue to rise. These ferals are spreading faster than ever before. Every day we delay, more packs lose their members, more families are torn apart, and more innocent wolves become victims. We can't keep waiting while the situation grows worse."My voice carried across the massive council chamber where the senior elders representing the Central Council sat around the long circular table, each wearing an unreadable expression.For a brief moment, no one spoke.Then Senior Elder Luke slowly cleared his throat.The elderly man stroked his long white beard thoughtfully before finally speaking in his usual calm, measured voice."Alpha Kael," he began patiently, "I understand your concern, and believe me when I say that every member of this council shares the same concern. We are doing everything w

Kael"The dose I took before you saw me... was the last one. I used it yesterday at Greenwood Pack's border."She lowered her gaze to her trembling hands resting on the blanket as a faint, bitter smile crossed her lips."It's all gone now."Her words lingered heavily in the air.My thoughts were in complete disarray.The more I tried to piece everything together, the more impossible the entire situation became.Countless questions flooded my mind one after another, refusing to settle.I needed to learn more about this serum. Whether the Central Council already knew about its existence or not... I had to uncover the truth. I needed answers, and I needed to understand exactly what was going on."...Kael?" Alara's hesitant voice interrupted my thoughts.I looked at her.She seemed unusually nervous. Her fingers twisted tightly together as if she was gathering every ounce of courage she had left."There... there's something I wanted to ask." She hesitated again. "I know... I know I'm not

Freya "Freya!"Naomi's shrill voice echoed through the washroom before she appeared in the doorway with her arms folded tightly across her chest."What the hell is taking you so long just to wash a few toilets?" She clicked her tongue in annoyance before glaring at me with disgust. "Seriously? Even a snail moves faster than you do. Can't you be more agile and efficient?"The other servants standing behind her burst into laughter.I didn't respond. Instead, I lowered my head and continued scrubbing the cold stone floor around the toilets as though I hadn't heard a single word.That was the safest way to survive here.I had learned that lesson the hard way.Keep your head down.Do your work.Never answer back.Never argue.Never defend yourself.And if luck happened to smile on you... You would be allowed to eat that day.That had become my entire life.