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Chapter 14
“She tried to kill me!” shrieked Violet. Any remorse Arla felt at hurting her immediately vanished.
“You will all stand down immediately,” boomed Drew in his Beta tone, causing the crowd to bow their heads slightly in acknowledgement of his rank and request.
“Alpha,” shouted Alan, seeing Lorenzo emerge from the forest line. “What punishment will the witch face for her crime?”
“As I said earlier, all the pups involved will receive their punishments in due course, Alan,” Alpha Lorenzo replied calmly.
“How can you assure us this won’t happen again?” asked a woman at the back of the crowd.
“Yes, exactly,” echoed Marie Langford, glaring at Arla. “How can we be sure that our pups are safe at school with this witch around?”
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