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Amie I walked over the dewy grass, carrying a pile of wool blankets. We were setting up for tonight’s full moon celebrations. I love these monthly gatherings of the pack. We eat, laugh, tell stories of the pack’s history and of the gods. Then those that can shift will run in the woods. The rest…

“Armeria,” James said. He said it in a low, wistful voice. “James,” I answered. I hardly noticed how everyone around us cleared the space, giving us a clear view of each other. It was important to give a newly mated pair space as the protectiveness was at an all-time high until they had claimed each…

“I was hoping to sit with her for a while. To see if I can’t be of some help or comfort,” Luna Joy said. “I don’t think that’s a good idea. Armeria needs her family at the moment.” “Melissa,” the Luna gasped. “I would like to think of myself as family. We have always been…

“No ma’am,” I lied. “Graduated high school?” she asked. This wasn’t going the way I had hoped. “No, ma’am. But not far off. There was this thing that happened and my family…” I stopped talking and looked down at my hands. “I’m sorry dear,” she said with a heavy sigh, and I realised she had…

“You seem a little… I don’t know,” she said. “Skittish,” Rich helped. “Yes, that is the right word,” she agreed. “I’m fine, just didn’t get enough sleep last night. I was going to go home and take a nap. I’m sure that will make it better,” I lied. It gave me an excuse for staying…

“Hi, Jessie,” I said. “Hi, Amie. Looking good today,” he told me, but his usual line sounded flat. “Thank you. Don’t worry. She’s a little freaked out at the moment, but give her a day to digest it and everything will be fine. Then you can ask her out for real,” I told him. He…

“I don’t think we do,” I said, using the same low voice as him. A smile appeared on his lips. It didn’t make him look even sexier. Not even a little. “I don’t mean you harm, little wolf. I just want to talk,” he said. I scoffed. Little wolf, my ass. “So talk,” I dared…

“Why did you leave?” I asked. She glanced up at me. “You are asking a lot of personal questions, Alpha, offering no information in return,” she pointed out. Her accusation was fair. She had been more than gracious with answering my questions. But now she didn’t want to expose herself further without getting something back.…

“If your pack has only been around for two years, you haven’t ranked yet?” I asked. “No. We didn’t leave our old pack until just about two years after the latest games,” he told me. “That sucks,” I said. “It does,” he agreed. There was a pause in the conversation where I watched the forest…

“Even us lone wolves can have manners,” I said. Martin looked at me with surprise and then he laughed. “I think I like you, Amie. I had the guest room on the second floor overlooking the creek made up,” he said. “Thanks, man. I’ll just get Amie settled and then I’ll come find you,” Finlay…