Chapter 68.

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​The morning light in the Nightshade pack was a sharp, unforgiving silver that cut through the mountain mist. Rhiannon stood in her own chambers, the air smelling of the cedar-steeped water she’d just used to scrub the last of the Southern dust from her skin. She was finally dressed in her own clothes- a fitted tunic of deep evergreen wool and soft buckskin trousers that allowed her to move. ​Yet, as she pulled her hair over her shoulder to check the brand in the small vanity mirror, the reflection felt like a lie. The evergreen wool looked right, but the blackened mark of Gorgon’s iron remained a jagged, ugly discordance against her skin. ​"Ready?" ​Fenris stood in the doorway. He looked rested, his own dark leathers clean, the terrifying Alpha of the previous night replaced by the ste

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