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Twenty-Seven
Parker's P.O.V.
That afternoon, the pack was called to assemble before the council. Kaylee walked by my side, our hands intertwined as we moved through the crowd of waiting pack members and toward the front where my family was standing.
The four council members stood on the platform, and I clenched my jaw when Abram glanced from me to Kaylee with a knowing smirk. Once again, he was taunting me. While I knew I wouldn't win against an immortal who was centuries old, I also knew that my wolf was taking his stare at Kaylee as an open threat.
Abram had no right to be looking at her, let alone sending me that mocking smirk as he did so. My lips curled back as I bared my teeth at him, only for him to lightly chuckle at my attempt to warn him off.
The crowd quieted, and Abram regained his stoic composure. Even without his title, I felt Gabriel's presence coming up behind us. I pulled Kaylee to the side, standing next to my mother, and unfortunate
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