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Mayor Blair woke up in the middle of the event. Watching him wince and groan from the anesthesia made me laugh. That girl wasn’t petite or an easy opponent. Taking down this Mayor on her own deserved praise.

However, I decided not to handle her myself. I already had enough on my plate, and this was another side dish I didn’t want to touch. I didn’t know what made her think I killed her father. Well, my team would handle it properly.

This was Dan’s victory. I knew that. It unfolded exactly as it had in my previous life. Sitting on the throne-like chair, resting my arm on the armrest, watching the fighting, people’s movements, and the insignificant sights I remembered from my past—it all felt like watching a movie on repeat.

I knew everything. I knew what would happen next.

However, that girl—meeting my mate, saving his twin sisters and their kids, and meeting the Alpha before his birthday banquet—felt like a glitch in the movie.

I wondered how many things had happened that I
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  • THE GAMMA'S DAUGHTER    You are mine

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  • THE GAMMA'S DAUGHTER    Make her mine

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  • THE GAMMA'S DAUGHTER    The rising storm

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  • THE GAMMA'S DAUGHTER    A disguised Wolf

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