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(Tyler’s POV)

I was hoping that we didn’t run into the rogue on the way home. It was a young pup. I ordered the team to get him to the cells and I'll decide what to do with him after we had a talk. I didn’t like how he was looking at Kate so I wanted to get her out of there. I started to push her down the trail, hoping that she would figure out that I wanted her to continue on her way back to the packhouse. Luckily, she got the hint and started to slowly move down the trail.

Once we were out of sight of the security team, we picked up the pace and managed to get back home without any further incidents. Without thinking I shifted to my human form and was standing in front of Kate completely naked. She quickly turned away and held out my clothes. I took them and put them on.

“Sorry about that, nudity is a way of life around here,” I apologized.

“No, it’s okay, just wasn’t expecting you to shift back so soon,” she tried to make it sound like she was fine with the nudity but I co
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