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Scott was the exception.

They had bonded over what had happened, and they had remembered why they got together in the first place.

It was a bond of mutual respect, and everybody had been surprised by the treaty they had signed a few weeks ago. Some of the elders had raised some eyebrows, wondering if this was a sign of a chosen-mating on the horizon.

Avery already had one meeting with the Council with regards to her Alpha position, and she didn't want to have them bring up anything else.

It was going to be bad enough already; they had propositioned it as a hearing to everyone but her.

Scott had eventually informed her that it wasn't a meeting and that they were expecting her to testify in her defence. She had sworn she wouldn't tell anyone she knew, because it was apparent they didn't want her to know.

Avery was enraged by this, but she hadn't said anything.

She had informed Mitchell, Byron, and Hayden. They were the only three in her pack who knew that she was being investigated.

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