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Chapter 12
Dating Max was a nightmare. Apparently dating the Pack beta was a communal undertaking, as evidenced by the number of wolves currently populating the diner. It had started within days of me and Max becoming 'official'. Had some sort of memo gone out? Was a phone-tree activated? All I knew was that suddenly my workplace had become the new pack hangout and I was the hot topic of conversation.
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