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Chapters
Chapter 1 - The Last Shift at Joe's
Chapter 2 - The Lament of the Last Luna
Chapter 3 - Ecos of Destiny
Chapter 4 - Lights and Shadows
Chapter 5 - The Stage of Revelation
Chapter 6 - The Return Home
Chapter 7 - In the Shadow of the Wolves
Chapter 8 - The Living Village
Chapter 9 - The Weight of the Truth
Chapter 10 - Instincts and Desire
Chapter 11 - A Soft Whisper
Chapter 12 - Senses and Feelings
Chapter 13 - The Weight of the Senses
Chapter 14 - The Scent of Dawn
Chapter 15 - The Power of Habit
Chapter 16 - A Haunting Melody
Chapter 17 - A Pleasant Meal
Chapter 18 - Laughter in the Workshop
Chapter 19 - The Silent Table
Chapter 20 - Songs by the Fire
Chapter 21 - Unspoken Words
Chapter 22 - Suds and Conversations
Chapter 23 - A Proposal
Chapter 24 - The Weight of a Choice
Chapter 25 - Maternal Memories
Chapter 26 - The Rhode Clinic
Chapter 27 - The Birdsong
Chapter 28 - Sensitive Reactions
Chapter 29 - Web of Attention
Chapter 30 - Magnetic Impulse
Chapter 31 - Sighs and Smiles
Chapter 32 - A Warm Night
Chapter 33 - A Snowy Morning
Chapter 34 - The Power of Choice
Chapter 35 - Cracks of Silence
Chapter 36 - Whispers of Intention
Chapter 37 - The Warmth of the Night
Chapter 38 - A Sweet Morning
Chapter 39 - A Wet Morning
Chapter 40 - A Hot Morning
Chapter 41 - Kitchen Conversations
Chapter 42 - The Confessions Feast
Chapter 43 - Mourning and Discord
Chapter 44 - A Christmas Idea
Chapter 45 - A New Home
Chapter 46 - Memories and Planning
Chapter 47 - Preparations and Anticipation
Chapter 48 - Reconciliation and Departure
Chapter 49 - A Jealous Breakfast
Chapter 50 - Shine in the City
Chapter 51 - Desire in the Kitchen
Chapter 52 - The Old Bearded Man
Chapter 53 - Shoes, Sweaters, and Lace
Chapter 54 - The Gentle Touch of the Keys
Chapter 55 - A Warm Welcome
Chapter 56 - Family Dinner
Chapter 57 - Christmas Traditions
Chapter 58 - Echoes of the Moon
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Chapter 10 - Instincts and Desire
Cassie left the table without looking back. The bitter taste of the bread was still in her mouth, but it wasn’t the food that bothered her; it was the truth that had been served with it.
“They want children,” the phrase repeated in her mind. “They want me to continue the pack.”
The fresh morning a...