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Chapter 119

Author: REESE
last update Last Updated: 2024-10-28 00:00:35

Chapter Hundred and Nineteen

Jenna's POV

Raina’s eyebrows shoot up, surprise clear in her expression. “The only one?”

I nod, my gaze dropping as I continue. “He was the alpha of my former pack. When we met, the bond sparked immediately. But he…” I trail off, taking a breath to steady myself. “He rejected me. He decided that I wasn’t good enough and that I didn’t meet his standards as an alpha’s mate. I was just a reminder of weakness, of what he thought a mate should be.”

Raina stares at me, her expression flickering with a mix of surprise and sympathy. “That must have hurt.”

I nod, a bitter smile tugging at my lips. “It did. It broke me. I left the pack after that. I couldn’t stay and watch him with someone else.”

I cannot help but remember the pain that had engulfed me when he called called for that feast, and right before me, had chosen a late for himself.

Violet.

Bus bestfriend. Right hand woman. One of the strongest women in the pack. She had been everything I wasn't. All tha
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