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Missing Persons
Sapphire sat on the back of his bike with a lot of things rattling around in her head. Why would Magnus think she was a threat to Ivory? It opened up too many unanswered questions, some of which she wasn’t sure what or how to ask. His words rang so differently than her uncles, and she felt like he was being honest when he spoke. Hearing others of his pack talk today and at that meeting, everyone felt so honest to her. She felt like a fraud among them, even though she couldn’t pinpoint why.
She was so deep in thought that the trip went by without her noticing it. Magnus spoke to the guards at the front gate before they rode through to the packhouse. He’d not said anything to her, and she suspected he was busy with his own thoughts brought on by their words.
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