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l fresh when Roland looked me in
k pressed his hand to the chest of Cecile Voss, a woman who had never held a sword, never bled for thi
him sever our mate bond in fr
e of them
eil, hereby reject you, Nadia A
rted in my chest and ripped outward to my fingertips. My knees wanted to buckle. I had taken silver-laced arrows in battle. I had fought threnot
ees and I brea
of any warmth. "You are released from your bond, your title, and your place in t
gloating. She didn't need to. The altar flowers, the guests, the ceremony, all of it had been a
n the las
Probably Mara, my second-in-command, the only woman in this pack who had ever actually watched my back. The rest of them
nd of authority that made younger wolves stand straighter when he entered a room. Now I catalog
t enough that only the front rows could hear. "You
dig
ost l
my palm. I had worn it for two years. I had earned it in blood and strategy and night p
e altar, gently, li
it," I
t shake. I was
ad trained. Omegas I had protected. Elders who had called me the strongest Luna in a generation six mont
ell enough to know that speaking would crack something open that I needed
gs finally registered what my pride had
against the nearest
know. I swear to the Goddess I didn't know until
up my other h
stop
let the physical reality settle over me. Rejected. Exiled. Seventy-two hou
he one fact I had been carr
that change
men. The gesture was small. Instinctive. Mara's eyes followed th
ce had gone very
hing off the tree. "That's how l
n the trees, away from Ironveil, away from Ro
whispered, "Wher
d to a king who had not been seen in public in three years, who ruled his territory thr
was the one place Rol
and won't touc
that I wasn't sure K
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