Chapter 96 Learning to Trust

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  Leo   By the time I arrived at the pack house, night had fallen, and most of the lights were out. I made my way quietly through the halls, following Victoria's scent to what had once been her father's master suite.   I knocked softly on the door. "Victoria? It's me."   For a moment, there was only silence. Then I heard her voice, muffled and tired. "Come in."   I pushed open the door to find her sitting on the bed, still in her training clothes from earlier. Her eyes were red-rimmed, and she looked utterly exhausted. The sight of her distress hit me like a physical blow.   "You look terrible," she said with a weak attempt at humor.   "So do you," I replied, closing the door behind me. "And it's my fault."   Victoria's expression grew guarded. "Leo, if you're here to apologize for

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