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into a dead, r
m him in an uncontrolled wave, raw and furious. A glass of water on a
hrough his clenched teeth. He refused to believe
ng between us. This was a battle between an Alpha and h
yes without fear. "Do I lo
ment, any title, seemed to sting him more t
se our private mind-link. *What the hell are
cold, silent wall. I had
ck a mate, especially an Alpha, was the ul
rage. "Why now? On the night I finally sec
emptiness of my chest. "I chose this night precisely
mber wall. Generations of Alphas and Lunas stared down at us. My eyes f
, I made her a promise," I said. My voice was s
ve posture faltered. The raw fury in his eyes
ed until your position as Alpha of the Stonecrest pack was absolute and unchallenged. I
medies for warriors he'd pushed too hard in training. The subtle diplomatic channels I'd opened w
d to look past the "weak, use
border," I stated, my voice flat. "I was the one who warned you t
ights were his own, or perhaps the work of his Beta. The idea that
e fealty of the elders, my vow to your mother was complete,"
bt is
ok of pure astonishment. This was
It felt like a physical blow. A strange, unfamiliar
me as a decorative, inconve
ning that the victory he was currently celebrating
gled to get the words out. "It
promise is fulfill
ents. He wanted to appeal to our bond, but he knew there was nothing left of i
a, but in this room, h
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