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dialed a number. "Silas," I said when the line connected. "I need everything you can find on Stone River Pack in Northgate City." "What specifically?
"Tonight?" He sounded genuinely shocked. "What's happened, Amelia?" "Let's just say I've discovered some long-lost relatives who suddenly remember I exist when it's convenient for the
adows across my small herb garden as I sat on the porch steps. Memories I'd tried to bury for years
e forest when he heard a faint cry. Following the sound through the snow, he discovered a n
forced them to abandon me. I'd clung to that hope too-that somewhere, my real parents were searching for me, prevented from finding me by some tragic situation. But Theodore's revelation shatt
g about those things as much. I only experience the life I want to experience. "Who was that handsome fellow in the fancy car?" I turned around and saw my neighbor Uncle Rowan walking over, his
ood-looking one," Rowan said, leaning on his walking stick. "And that car! Must be from one of those big city packs." "The biggest, actually. Crimson Moon Pack." I enjoyed
mself. (Theodore's POV) "With all due respect, Alpha," Marcus said as our car sped toward Northgate City, "I must question your decision to marry this woman." I turned from the
weak mate, it might further undermine your status in the pack. I'm concerned about the Alpha King-" I held up my hand, stopping him mid-sentence. "Do you remember six months ago when my gra
"She had them drying like common kitchen herbs." "You mean she's-" "She's not just some village healer, Marcus." I leaned forward. "Think about what that means." Marcus's eyes widened. "You
" "You could simply pay her for treatment," Marcus pointed ou
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