My Enemy, My Mate

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y from the neutral pack. I had a hard time accepting this fact. Patty w

ed to keep a straight face. He shifted on one foot nervously, and I couldn't deci

than 3 feet from me, was Patty. Her brown hair was straight and fell so sexily around her face. The

me before she reached him. She touched my collar with her hand and

e, she stepped back, looked at Alex

as turning red. Her body shook. I began to feel so mixed up. I wanted to shout at her to stop, but instead, tear

reached out his hand to touch her ar

r have any good associated with his name. I felt my heart hurt and was no longer the one who could

. She apparently did not care what Alex had to say. I knew people were beginning to

as fate that decided that she would have him, which made it even worse than if he was just shallow. I walked briskly down the hall. In my

y in no direction in particular, and I felt her fall into step beside me. I

o shake her hand off from mine, but her grip was hard. I decided to finally stop. My head was

Carol said in a quiet voic

, but it was just fluffy enough. I saw the tattoo on her arm, which displayed the bright moon contrasted against the black sky. She wore t

y wished I had her strength and brazen personality at times. She just seemed so certain about wh

a grin after a long pause. She took my hand a

things seriously

et to make it harder for her. She grunted and pulled me harder through the crowd of people. I noticed th

t she'd stop. She turned around and looked at me with a perple

up with Jessica?" She said to me, her gaze now shifted to look at the grou

cond, I saw him eating his lunch while a tall, blonde girl rubbed his shoulders and wh

I pulled her away. "We ne

d and fol

h the whole day and even walked me most of the way home. When we came to the large woods

een us. She was worried about me, which I appreciated. But,

. I spun around to see what it was. My heart rate picked up when I saw Patty on the hillside on the wood's edge with three other

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ing perfectly with the coolness of the breeze. It would be all perfect if my heart did not feel so heavy. Not only have I

o see what it was. All I heard was a scream, and I saw the form of Patty and three of my pack

h, and I dashed after them into the forest.

ht back to earlier that day in the cafeteria. I smelled it earlier today when that girl, Arian

members. I began to run faster after them. I had

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