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The rest of the journey was much the same, Ryver kept me close and I wondered if he had an interest in me, the implications of that honestly scared me, or if he was concerned I’d attack someone, which was the more likely of the two. Nya wanted to rip the throat out of everyone who came near us, Ryver included, or most of all actually. But every sunrise he tied us up and disappeared, returning with fresh meat, and always tucking his gloves into the silver collar around our neck, making comments about how he didn’t want to lose them, or jokes about having me hang on to them for him. Those moments were the only ones where Nya wasn’t daydreaming of his head being torn from his body, the relief from the silver calmed us both so much that we slept well in the warmth of the sun peeking through the trees, despite our internal clock feeling like we were jet lagged, the relief was so goddamn nice that we slept hard. Heath and Fig were the only two who approached, I couldn’t quite grasp who wa
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Ryver lead us forward and we stood for a moment, waiting for the other men in the group to follow. The women chained to me were whispering in hushed tones, Nya turned an ear in their direction to listen, we caught bits about magic, witches, and fear.‘They’re not wrong to be afraid, this is clearly the work of witches’ Nya growled to me,‘Nico will never find this place’ I muttered ‘To hell with Nico’ she snapped back, ‘how exactly are we going to escape this place? I hate to break it to you but no one will be coming to our rescue.’The realization truly slammed into me like a sack of bricks, I had no one left to even notice I was gone. My mate had rejected me, my almost chosen mate had replaced me, my pack had exiled me. I may as well be in a cage with the magic that encased us here. ‘Everything has a weakness’ I told her firmly, ‘even this place’ But we could both feel each other’s apprehension. A few moments later Heath and Fig approached from the stairs.“All clear and the gate
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It wasn’t that I was shallow, but I just truly believed in waiting for your mate. I guess I never was able to express this properly and when my best friend peered at me behind his thick glasses and buck teeth, I just froze.God I loved him, he had been a part of my life since our mother’s were pregnant together. We spent 15 years completely inseparable but I never once felt any romantic chemistry. The look on my face must have been horror as his eyes brimmed with tears and he took off running to his house three doors down. I didn’t even call after him, I just sat stunned. He told me he loved me, this wasn’t unusual, I had laughed and slung my arm around him as I always had and told him I loved him too. But the mood had shifted, we sat on our favorite bench swing on my porch, he shrugged my arm off and visibly shrank, “I’m in love with you, Jessie” and his eyes met mine.
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“It’s a bigger pack” my mom said again as we drove to the nearest airport, “respect the alpha and don’t give your aunt too much trouble, she’s doing us a huge favor getting you in on such short notice”“And stay away from boys, especially the bad boy type” she looked back at me, my brother cackled from the seat next to me and I elbowed him.“I’m not interested, especially in boys with an affinity for trouble” I said as I rolled my eyes. “I’m gonna focus on training, I won’t put a toe out of line, pups honor” I said raising my hand and she seemed satisfied for the 10th time that day.I watched the clouds in the window and the cars speeding by, my thoughts on Jensen and how I didn’t even pluck up the courage to tell him I was leaving
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My knee bounced restlessly as I chewed my cheek and stared forward at the whiteboard. Classes were short in this high school, an accelerated curriculum to allow the entire afternoon dedicated to training. Thankfully this meant we didn’t have a lot of time to mingle, but that also meant there wasn’t any time set for me to greet any of the other students. Some glanced at me curiously as they had come to class, but I had spoken to no one and kept my head down. So much for not being a coward..‘You can make friends at training’ Nya said sleepily‘Somehow I don’t think they’ll be impressed by my weakness’ I thought back to herI turned back to my notebook and continued to take notes, trying to keep up with everything being taught. A girl next to me slid a paper onto my desk without taking her eyes off her own not
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Leah and I were good to our word, training fierce and grinding to claw our way out of iron rank 3. In 2 months we were able to make it to iron rank 1, but found reaching bronze was a challenge that we would need more guidance on. My aunt was often too busy to help us train so we would watch other ranks and try to imitate some of their techniques, but we really needed more insight into what we were supposed to be doing.“We need to find someone to train us, try flirting with the bronze boys” Leah nudged me as we sat under the trees watching the bronze train. She giggled at my disgusted look, “you’re so pretty, you could do it”I scoffed and rolled my eyes “says the golden goddess”“Shush, you have this whole porcelain doll vibe going on girl, mysterious and tempting” she waves a
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I kicked off my shoes and shut the door behind me, the smell of dinner cooking hit me and I hurried to the kitchen. My aunt turned around as she heard me walk in,“Hey, how was your day?” She asked stirring a pot on the stove“It was okay” I shrugged and peered into the pot, she was making a big batch of her chili, and my stomach grumbled loudly, my aunt chuckled when she heard it.“Settle down,” she laughed and turned the stove off “it just finished, but I want you to take a batch to Alpha before you eat”I let out a sigh and eyed the chili as she ladled it into a giant bowl and closed the lid. Thankfully the pack house was fairly close and it wouldn’t take long to get back. Having lived here for almost 3 months I was getting used to to
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The sun was shining but the air was chilly, with flurries of tiny snowflakes swirling around, the roaring of the falls was drowning out our laughter as we splashed and swam. Despite the frost clinging to the pebble shore, we were enjoying our swim and our wolves kept us warm. Leah had been forced to miss training, so it was Nico and I alone for the first time in the last 3 months. Nico had become a silent ally in our climbing of ranks, it was an unspoken agreement that we didn’t mention his help to anyone. We weren’t entirely sure it was against the rules or not, but I think we all had concerns. Would the Alpha be okay with his son wasting time on bronze ranked wolves? The harsh whispers from Troy and Rayna lingered in the shadows when we passed them. Climbing the ranks wasn’t exactly a team building exercise, it was a competition. The packs tradition believed that an army was only as strong as their weakest warr
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