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Chapter Forty-Nine: The Tri-Marked

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After discovering something important and terrifying at the same time about our bonds then running off without a word, telling the boys that I was once again leaving was another story.

I thought they would yell, you know, out of shock or frustration, or both. But it didn’t come.

Then I thought they would beg, especially Luca, who I was already bracing to give me puppy eyes, but that didn’t happen either.

Instead, the energy in the house turned electric with suppressed tension. It was like being under a thunderstorm while holding an umbrella.

“You’re going away?” Gavin asked, somehow calm, but clearly biting back questions.

“It’s for a group project,” I said. “Just for this weekend.”

“Is this because of the bond thing?” Luca asked, trying to smile but failing.

“No,” I lied.

Harley didn’t speak, but that was to be expected. I already knew what he was thinking just by the way his eyes didn’t leave mine the whole time.

The next morning, Naya and I piled into a gloss
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Who loves a good POV with everyone??? The bond has definitely been shaken! Let’s see what our girl and her boys will do. This weekend just might change things. ;) *suspense music here* hahaha Hope you’re all having a fantastic November so far. ♡ x

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I absolutely loved everyone’s POV in one chapter. I was wandering how long it’d take the Alphas to go to Alessi :)
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