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Chapter 280 The New Alpha

Author: Anna Kendra
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Lilac's P.O.V

"Lilac," Silver looked at me worriedly, probably noting the perplexed expression on my face, "Are you okay? You seem a bit overwhelmed."

I looked up at her, my gaze searching for answers as my mind tried to comprehend what I was hearing. "Silver, I don't understand. Why were they all bowing to me? And what is a Silver Alpha Breeder?"

Silver looked taken aback. "How could you not know, Lilac?"

The significance of the moment hung heavy in the air as I tried to grapple with reality.

"Lilac, when they bow to you, it's because you're the Silver Alpha Breeder. You hold a position of great importance in our community." Silver explained to me, but my confusion only seemed to deepen as I looked at her with a mix of curiosity and disbelief. "But why me? I never asked for this. I don't even know what it means."

Silver must have noticed that I was on the verge of panicking, so she took my hand and pulled me aside, away from the group at t
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