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w who it was. My cells tingled in subjugation as the Alpha's scent filled my

e made-up bed. My clothing was gutted out of the drawers that formerly held them. M

ed with all of my necessities and clothing. It has numerous e

lf as I exited the room and opened the door. It took a

turned to face my closed wood door as I down the first step. It se

ore. After reaching the bottom, I passed by my kitchen and living roo

ack hair, stopping mid-torso. I merely gripped the straps of my backpack because trying to stop my hand fr

s tapping his foot over there, and I could hear it. Taking one last look at my empty

r. "I apologize for the wait," I

t know the Alpha at all, I was unaware that he was

It was twelve years ago. Secondly, to see how I'm doing after two weeks. A f

cerned that he would be struck by the curse. I moved my eyesight dow

n of bad luck, but I had no idea what the curse was. I pray nobody was k

oose to leave?" I felt his gaze g

nteraction. I talk to myself a lot these days, having spoken to the Alpha four times and my instructor when I was youn

t be a parent, but it's unlikely that he would dare allow Mate or his children to come anywhere close

s way and I was a regular wolf, I'm sure I would be conte

ing to articulate my ideas. "Don't think I am a sacrifice; I don't consider myself to be one. I appreciate you talking to me d

ever witnessed such a human feeling before. I turned my hea

when you lose something significant-a friend, a family member, a hom

s going through what you hav

uld start moving if I want to be at the first checkpoint today." Although there was a human present, i

g mine. "If you ever need anything, or you ever find yourself in trouble, please don't be afraid t

along the veranda. I trailed along behi

beyond its peeling paint, as the dark wood underneath had become rather noticeable. I put a letter in my mailbox, which is one mile

He turned to face my house. "But I

th anticipation for my next journey. My days of loneliness might

ike me at birth. They saved me, and that was a blessing. Being alone i

d be following. The road that would go to my mailbox was in front of me when I glance

s name, which was a shame. or anybody else's. Lifting my b

hing for me, and I stiffened up because I was unable to resist. I

o great. I simply lift a hand, smile softly, and say, "Se