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A father’s visit
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The morning after their last encounter, Lina found herself restless.She’d barely slept. Her thoughts had been tangled—looping endlessly around things Louis had said, and the things he hadn’t. The way he looked at her. The way he walked away.She hated how her mind kept circling back to him.The pack was still asleep when she stepped outside. Early light slanted through the towering trees, turning the edges of the forest golden. Birds chirped high above, and the air smelled of dew and woodsmoke. It was quiet in the way only early mornings could be.And again—like fate had a habit of placing him in her path—he was there.Louis stood near the tree line, this time sharpening a blade with calm, measured strokes. The rhythmic shh, shh of the whetstone was oddly soothing. He didn’t look up when she approached.“I’m starting to think you live in these woods,” Lina said.“Maybe I do,” he muttered without glancing at her.“You’re not going to chase me off again, are you?”“Depends. Are you her
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The grand hall of the Green Moon Pack was alive with celebration, but Lina felt nothing but suffocation. The air was thick with the scent of roasted meat, burning wood, and the lingering musk of wolves in their human forms. Laughter and chatter filled the space, but to her, it was just noise—another reminder of the life she had no control over. Seated beside Dane at the long banquet table, she pushed her food around her plate, ignoring the affectionate glances he occasionally threw her way. Three months into their mating, and she still felt like a stranger in her own body. She had been raised to believe that mates were sacred, a gift from the Moon Goddess. But her union with Dane was nothing more than an alliance between her father, Alpha Jackson, and his lifelong friend, Alpha Zack. “Lina.” Dane’s voice was calm, yet commanding. She looked up, realizing too late that he had been speaking to her. The table had fallen silent, eyes now watching her expectantly. “You’re distracte
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The first thing Louis noticed was the cold. It seeped into his skin, wrapping around his bones like an unshakable curse. The stone floor beneath him was damp, the air thick with the scent of mold and blood—some of it fresh, some of it old and forgotten. The dungeons of Alpha Zack’s pack were as unforgiving as the man himself. Louis sat against the wall, his wrists raw from the silver shackles that bound them. His body ached from the beating he had taken earlier, punishment for speaking out when he was sold off like livestock. He should have kept quiet, played his role like the others, but silence had never been his strong suit. A soft scuff of boots against the stone made him lift his head. A guard approached, his expression blank but his stance rigid with authority. "You’re awake," the guard muttered, crouching down to unlock Louis’s shackles. Louis said nothing. He had learned long ago that words were wasted on those who didn’t care to listen. The moment the cuffs were r
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Louis had learned quickly—speak only when spoken to, keep his head down, and never, ever meet the eyes of his betters. The first time he had made that mistake, Dane’s fist had met his ribs. The second time, it had been worse. Now, he moved carefully through the halls of the Green Moon Pack’s estate, balancing a tray of food as he made his way to Dane’s chambers. His body still ached from the previous night’s punishment, but he had learned long ago that pain was just another part of survival. Omegas were the lowest rank, born to serve and obey. He had known that all his life, but here, under Alpha Zack’s rule, the lesson had been carved into his skin. His hands trembled slightly as he knocked on the door. A pause. Then—"Enter." Louis pushed the door open, stepping inside as quietly as possible. The room was large, extravagant, and suffocatingly perfect. A stark contrast to the omega quarters—small, windowless rooms barely big enough for a single bed. Dane lay sprawled acros
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The night after the gathering, Louis lay on the thin mattress in his cramped quarters, staring at the wooden ceiling. Sleep was an elusive thing, slipping through his grasp no matter how exhausted he felt. His ribs still ached from Dane’s casual punishments, and his mind was restless. Zack had noticed him. Why? Alphas didn’t concern themselves with omegas—unless they had a reason. That thought unsettled him more than anything else. Zack was a ruthless leader, feared even among his own men. If he had taken an interest in Louis, it wasn’t for anything good. He turned onto his side, curling in on himself. The room smelled of damp wood and the faint scent of blood—his own, dried into the blankets. It wasn’t the first time, and it wouldn’t be the last. Tomorrow would be the same as every other day. Serve, obey, endure. If he was lucky, he would remain invisible. --- The morning came too quickly. Louis was up before the sun, as always. His tasks were the same—cleaning, pre
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Louis moved carefully through the grand hall, his tray balanced with practiced ease. The room was alive with laughter and deep voices, Alphas and Betas talking in hushed tones or barking orders at passing omegas. The air was thick with the scent of roasted meat, spiced wine, and the ever-present musk of dominance that always accompanied these gatherings. His job was simple—serve, avoid eye contact, and above all, remain unnoticed. Yet, he could still feel **Zack’s** gaze on him. It wasn’t direct. Zack hadn’t spoken to him again since their brief exchange earlier that day, but Louis was **aware** of him. Aware of the way the Alpha’s piercing gaze would flicker toward him when he passed. Aware of the weight of being seen. He hated it. Dane, thankfully, hadn’t noticed. The Alpha was too busy basking in his own importance, laughing at crude jokes and drinking deeply from his goblet. That was the one mercy of the night—when Dane was distracted, Louis was free from his immedia
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