Chapter 332-3

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“But,” I continued, “you should ask him.” Roman looked at me like I had just suggested something ridiculous. “Ask him?” “Yes.” His expression shifted into something close to mild panic. “I don’t think that’s necessary.” I folded my arms slowly. “Oh?” Roman gestured vaguely toward the packhouse in the distance. “He’s the Alpha,” he said. “He’s probably just… busy.” “That may be true,” I said calmly. “But you can still ask.” Roman shook his head quickly. “No, it’s fine.” And there it was. That instinctive retreat. I had noticed it before. Roman avoided one-on-one interactions with Alexander whenever he could. It wasn’t obvious at first glance—Roman was respectful and he listened to instructions—but whenever the opportunity came to approach Alexander directly, he found a way a

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