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“The reason I left my old pack was because my mate rejected me because my wolf hadn’t come to me,” I told her. The dull ache was hardly noticeable as I spoke the words. “No!” Medow gasped and she put her hand over her heart as if to protect it. Tears welled in her eyes.…

“You are one hard cookie to find. I had to track you down with my sniffer,” she said as she saw me. I smiled. “Sorry. Trying to get to know the area,” I explained. “I get it. It’s a beautiful pack land, we were lucky to get it,” she said. “Were you with the pack…

“I am. I didn’t think I missed pack life this much,” I told him. He nodded. “I can’t imagine living as long as you did without a pack. I don’t know if I’m impressed, or if I should worry about your mental health,” he said. I laughed. “I think it’s about fifty, fifty, to be…

“Don’t you think they would respect that you have settled down into a new pack?” I asked. “Probably. But for now I’m not ready to take the chance,” she said. I nodded. “Just let me know what day and where you’re heading. If you don’t want to do it by yourself, you have options to…

“Especially the pups. We all know they have a tendency to go exploring either on their own or with a friend or two. They need to know what to do if we are attacked,” I said. “Should we maybe just make sure they stay close to an adult?” Sam suggested. Finlay, Medow and I all…

Hi. I hope you are all doing well. Happy birthday, big brother, got any grey hairs yet? I’m thinking of you, all of you. Give my best to mom and dad. I’m fine, I’m happy and enjoying life. So stop worrying. I love you all. Hugs and Kisses Armeria I read it out loud. We…

“Do you have a couple of minutes?” he asked. “Of course,” I said. “Do you want to come up to my room?” “How about we take a walk along the creek?” “That sounds good,” I agreed, it was a beautiful summer day. We walked in silence as we followed the creek. The soft grass on…

“Who?” “Cadence, who else? Don’t tell me you already have a horde of men courting you,” he teased me. “Come on, he is six. And you have spent too much time with your aunt. There are no men coming after me,” I said as I rolled my eyes. “The little guy is playing the long…

“Good job keeping away from the warriors for so long. Care to share your secret to success?” I asked. “It wasn’t anything fancy,” Jake said. “He kept moving around and he is good at hiding his tracks. That made it challenging to find him,” Roland, the warrior, said. “When we thought we had tracked him…

“It’s not often I see you so relaxed, Red. I think the snow does you good. But maybe put a hat on,” he told me and brushed snow from my head. “Hey, watch the hair,” I said. More out of habit than because I was upset. He just smiled. As we walked into the meeting…