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CHAPTER 114

Author: Nyeche
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Chapter 114: Shadows in the Pack

Eva’s POV

The Moonshine Pack's central lodge buzzed with activity as warriors prepared for the next assault. Plans were being refined, supplies inventoried, and strategies revised with every passing second. Yet, amid the preparation, a cold knot of unease settled deep in my stomach.

The atmosphere felt wrong, as if the very air vibrated with tension. Something was off, and I could feel it like a storm on the horizon.

“Eva,” Aria called, pulling me from my thoughts. She stood by the massive oak table in the center of the room, her finger tracing a path on the map spread out before her. “I need you to double-check the northern perimeter. If Veyron’s forces are regrouping, that’s where they’ll strike next.”

“On it,” I said, grabbing my cloak and stepping toward the door.

Killian caught my arm as I passed. His expression was as grim as ever, but there was a flicker of something else—doubt, maybe. “Be careful,” he said. “There’s been talk of unrest among th
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