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Bri

I figured once the three befriended us, the pack members would either attempt to do the same or move on. But after another week, they still kept their distance. I even tried talking with them but was met with glares from them. So I let them be. Whatever their issues were, it was on them. That doesn't mean it didn't bother me a little that the two groups spent their time watching me.

At first, it was only while I was on school grounds. But then, by the end of the first semester, I was sure I was being followed outside of school. I couldn't prove it and was sure I was just being paranoid. Dominic even tried catching whomever it was but never found anyone that could be for sure following me. He couldn't find any signs of another wolf in the area that we didn't already know. And by Christmas, I was sure it was just my wolf and I being paranoid for no reason. I did my best to ignore the feeling of always being watched and go about my day.

By the time classes started again, I was so u