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Hello readers!
First and foremost, thank you for your support thus far in my book.
Due to illness, updates will not be regular for the time being. I will update as often as I can but I'm not sure what it will look like for the forseeable future. I am nearing the end of the book, so the chapters upcoming are full of action.
I'm so sorry for my absence already, and for what is to come. I am trying to get better as soon as I can in order to bring you work in a timely manner.
Thank you again,
Meg
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"Mate."Torrance replied, stepping out from behind me, her breathing heavy. They drifted towards each other weightlessly, almost as if on autopilot, They glided into one another's arms, holding each other at the elbows. Their conversation was hushed, in whispers, as the familiarity of their souls called out to their mate.Leona sighed, and I looked back at her beaming smile, her eyes brimming with tears and pride as she watched her daughter meeting her other half. I beamed, squeezing the Alpha's hand in excitement as I watched my best friend accept her new role. The daughter of a Beta now the mate of another. A Goddess perfect pairing.Moments passed, no one dare interrupt the fate's meeting. The duo seemed to hold the same regard for public forum, however, and they pulled apart to let the official meeting commence. Torrance stood nervously close to her new mate, their arms touching as she let the Alpha speak."Well! Even more now than b
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