As Angel turned to leave, Chris, still reeling from his vision, reached out and grabbed his hand. “Wait,” Chris’s voice was almost a whisper, desperate, his grip firm. “Please… take off your mask. I need to see the face of the man who saved me.” Angel hesitated, a long sigh escaping his lips. But finally, he reached up and removed the mask slowly, his face emerging from behind its dark shadows. “My name isn’t Angel,” he said quietly. “It’s Aiden. Aiden Gorbachev.”Chris’s eyes widened in shock. “Aiden… Gorbachev?” Aiden nodded. Chris had so many questions, but he forced himself to focus on just one. “Why did you save me? And how did you know I was even still alive?”Aiden’s gaze grew distant, his voice soft but filled with an underlying sadness. “Sit down, Chris. I’ll tell you everything.” Chris settled into a chair across from Aiden, who took a deep breath before beginning.“It all started years ago, back when my father, Alpha Gregory, was dying,” Aiden began. “He was terminally i
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