A Lie To Save

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Luca’s POV I paced the cabin, watching the healer apply herbs on the injured children. The cry of the grieving mother pierced through the air, raw and unrelenting. I finally stopped and stood frozen, thinking of what to do. The incident was also my fault because I could have stopped Elara. I only hoped for the two boys to be saved. The dead child, however, laid still. Too still. I carried a white sheet and covered his small body. I wasn't sure what to tell them because the incident got everyone alarmed. His father was kneeling beside him in silent despair. He suddenly walked out of the cabin and I could hear commotion outside. It sounded like a protest. The werewolves were angry. My chest tightened as guilt clawed at me. The thought of telling them the truth hung heavy in the a

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