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Meeting the Family

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Abbey's point of view.

"Abbey," his voice echoed through the house, pulling me from my thoughts.

It startled me. Hearing my name from his lips still felt foreign. He usually just called me pup. I climbed down the stairs, knowing it was time to head to his parents’ house. Since that moment on the cobblestone path, neither of us had spoken about what happened. He didn’t bring it up—and I didn’t dare ask. This was the first time Jeremy had acted like a real mate.

Thankfully, I’d already freshened up. My wardrobe wasn’t exactly screaming meet your ruthless mate’s parents, but I settled for a simple off-white gown and tied my hair back neatly.

He was waiting near the front door, dressed in a clean set of clothes, arms crossed casually. As soon as he saw me, he asked, “Ready to go?”

I nodded. “Yes, I am.”

He opened the door for me, a rare gentlemanly gesture. I had assumed we’d walk, but a sleek black SUV was parked outside.

“My parents live on the outskirts of the pack,” he explained as we
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