Phoenix 233

Chapter 233: Has He Grown Weary and Decided to Give Up?

Chapter 233: Has He Grown Weary and Decided to Give Up?

(Sophia Rivers’s POV)

I snapped back to reality and sneered, “You speak as if you can help me get out.”

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Hazel Green’s eyes narrowed slightly. She leaned forward in her chair, her voice dropping to barely above a whisper.

“I can arrange for pack physicians to conduct a mental evaluation,” she said carefully. “If they determine you were suffering from psychological distress during the incidents, it could reduce your sentence significantly.”

I studied her face, searching for the trap I knew had to be there. Nothing came free with Hazel Green, especially not now.

“And what do you want in return?” I asked flatly.

(Marcus Blackwood’s POV)

In my private chamber at Moonhaven Estate, I was reviewing territorial documents when my phone rang. Dr. Samuel Mitchell’s name appeared on the screen.

“Alpha Blackwood,” his voice came through clearly. “I’m calling about Oliver Rivers.”

I set down the papers and leaned back in my chair. “What about him?”

“He’s been persistently asking for his mother,” Dr. Mitchell explained. “They haven’t seen each other for at least six months now. You were the one who insisted on bringing him to the Blackwood family out of compassion for the child.”

I remained silent, waiting for him to continue.

and son are separated, I’m no longer concerned about the arrangement,” he said carefully. “But I thought you should know about his

he?” I

“The boy is well–fed and has grown taller,

his biological mother. I’ve never seen a mother with ample resources let her child

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in his voice was clear. Sophia had neglected Oliver even when she had the means to care

all,” Dr. Mitchell continued. “If he returned to her side, he probably wouldn’t have a good life. But if he continues to stay with the Blackwood family, helping others raise sons, the pack elders probably wouldn’t be willing to accept this

and raising another

pack family willing to

other

the child away for adoption while he still has a living guardian?” Dr. Mitchell’s shock was evident.

imprisoned and has a history of child abuse,” I said calmly. “It’s not impossible

Mitchell was quiet for a moment, processing this

thoughts,” he said finally. “How would you

the new

(Elena Blackwood’s POV)

at the Northern Territory Central Healing Institute, Dr. Edmund Fisher approached

dinner at a nearby tavern tonight,” he said with his characteristic cheerful smile. “Contemporary healers should also enjoy life and relax

speechless at his casual invitation. The idea of socializing felt foreign

go?” I asked, turning to Rachel Thompson who was organizing patient

have to help my younger siblings with their

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Fisher laughed. “Look, look, this is the downside

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