Beneath Her Spell — 50 Episodes

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Fifty episodes of a wife who arranged her own betrayal and then waited five years to collect. One acquisition party, one board member, one marriage licence signed in a lawyer's office, and a pack that answers to a name nobody said out loud. Fifty episodes, free on Palmbox. At her own acquisition party, her husband walks in with a board member on his arm and a speech already written. Everyone at that table is waiting to see which one of them she is. They get it wrong. The marriage was her idea, the entry into the family was her arrangement, and the company that just got sold was never his to sell. What none of them knew — including the werewolf who spent five years standing behind her without asking for anything — is that she had been counting on this evening for five years, and that the only thing she did not plan for was a hunter walking into the building with her scent on his coat.
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Publish:2026-11-09T10:58:11.115Z
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