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The Whole Truth
Listening to Ben attempting to explain to me that Raven had romantic feelings for me was hard to hear. From the sound of it, she was just confused because I was her mage, and it was normal for wolves to have those sorts of feelings for the person in command of them, but because we were both girls, she wasn’t sure how to handle it.
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