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Chapter 37: The Night That Changed Everything
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LIRAI couldn’t sit still. The weight of the truth was pressing down on me, heavy and suffocating. Every question I had before felt insignificant now.. I had to take matters into my own hands."You don’t have to do this," Caius’s voice broke through my thoughts, and I turned to find him standing in the doorway, his silver eyes filled with concern.I didn’t look at him at first, instead staring out the window at the still, quiet world outside. The calmness of the world around me felt like a lie. Everything inside me was screaming for action. The clock was ticking, and I was running out of time."I have to," I said, finally turning to face him. "I need to find the Valenwood Pack. I need to understand what I am and where I come from."Caius stepped into the room, his gaze softening as he crossed the space between us. "I get it, Lira. But it’s dangerous. You don’t know what you’re walking into."I bit my lip, forcing back the wave of uncertainty that threatened to drown me. "I don’t have
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The silence stretched for several moments as Lira processed everything Dain had just revealed. The weight of it settled on her shoulders, pressing down with the heaviness of a thousand unspoken truths. Her mind spun as she grappled with the implications of what she had just learned. She had always known there were gaps in her mother’s story, but she never expected those gaps to be so vast, so tangled in the shadows of betrayal and lost legacies.Caius was the first to break the silence, his voice steady but edged with disbelief. “You’re saying that Valenwood really still exists. That Alpha Theron, Lira’s grandfather, is still leading the survivors.”Dain’s amber eyes met Caius’s, unwavering. “Yes,” he confirmed with a nod, his voice thick with both reverence and sorrow. “And he would want to see his granddaughter.” His gaze flickered toward Lira, his next words meant only for her. “You carry his blood. Even after all these years, you belong to Valenwood.”Lira wasn’t sure what to say.
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