Chapter 110 Unspoken Truths.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows over the Ashwood territory, I found myself pacing in my room, the weight of the secret I carried growing heavier with each step. It had been days since my mother revealed the shocking truth about my father, and the knowledge that I was somehow connected to Elsa in a way neither of us had ever imagined gnawed at me constantly. But I kept it all bottled up, hidden beneath a facade of normalcy. Downstairs, the pack was gathering for a meeting. I heard voices drifting up from the living room, Noah’s low and steady, contrasted with Elsa’s more emotional tone. She had been quieter than usual lately, her usual confidence tempered by something I couldn’t quite put my finger on. Whatever it was, I knew it was about to come to the surface. I took a deep breath and headed downstairs, the creaking of the old wooden steps announcing my arrival. As I entered the room, all eyes turned toward me, and for a moment, I wondered if they could see