Chapter 30: THE UNSPOKEN FUTURE

Adolphus and Ulva had been standing in silence for what felt like hours, each lost in their thoughts. Adolphus, tall and imposing, stood by the desk, his gaze fixated on the sealed letter he had just finished writing. It lay on the table, a symbol of the decision he was about to make, a decision that could alter the future of their son and their pack forever.

Ulva, on the other hand, lingered near the window, her arms folded tightly across her chest. She watched the gentle sway of the trees outside, wishing that the storm in their lives could be as easily swayed. But it wasn’t. She could feel the weight of the coming confrontation with Dorian pressing down on her like an iron vice.

“Adolphus,” she finally said, breaking the suffocating silence, “you can still reconsider.”

Her voice trembled slightly, but she tried to keep it steady. She had been by his side for so many years, understanding his every move, knowing his intentions, but this time felt different. There was a growing sense