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erstood the potential consequences if he compelled his son to defy the court's decision. As the alpha, their rightful leader, the traditional father-son dyna

right and wrong, meting out punishment, and holding considerable control over the packs' wealth. Disrega

at will could be influenced. Observing his son, Aries marveled at Dean's ability to maintain an impassive demeanor. This adept trait likely contrib

und himself surprisingly devoid of sympathy towards his son's circumstances, a fleeting sentiment that soon dissipated. From a young age, Dean had recognized his destined path, viewing A

ure, sculpted by his intrinsic essence rather than conforming to any preconceived notions held by his father or others. To Dean, Aries appeared fe

ing why his father interjected when only Dean should respond, Dean maintained his aloof

eject this substitute mate," declared Arie

e onlookers and a selection of the Royal elders. Initially sensing a rush of heat to he

pressed empathy towards the striking young woman standing before them. Admirations of "What beauty!" and "She exudes allure, the perfect match!" resonated f

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mpelled to share their opinions. Unless Gener lets go of her arm, Bloom is dete

e moment loomed, unfolding in a more unsettling manner than she had anticipated. Some might view her decisions as i

he room appeared as the least inviting space in his lavish home. While furnished with a bed and a modest wardrobe,

of hope amidst their desolation. Their interactions with Gener had been scarce. The mystery of his absence during their upbringing lingered. Relegated t

ecame clearer with experience under Gener's roof. Speculations within the family about her fate varied - some suggested her d

blue eyes were deemed by some elders to signify a prophetic calling; a notion that has enveloped her since childhood. Aries' ascendancy as a natural leader

r to leave the house. Perhaps she was not deserving of being the alpha's chosen mate? Why her? She never dwelled on it much when she learned that her sister was the selected

e and everything around him. She was content helping her sneak out; she could see the depth of her love. Their parents had forged a successful marriage des

was still young when they passed, yet vivid memories of her early years, especially with he

y matters after their mother's passing. How she acquired such knowledge remained a mystery, one she didn't probe. Merlyn's guidance was unwavering; she was deemed the more sensible one between them. F

st, a rupture occurred when the she-werewolf's father adamantly rejected him, severing all ties. It was his inaugural experience with love. It's challenging to picture their uncle in love, let alone fathom how a tainted romance could cast a shadow over his entire l