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CHAPTER 117

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"They will come after us," Saoirse said.

We all sat around the fire, eating what passed for dinner. We were fast running out of trail rations, and would soon have to hunt more often for meat. But that was only until we could get back to where Cassian's Humvee was parked. Once there, it would only be a two or three day trip back to Silver Creek.

"But they've retreated already," Barry pointed out. "What's the point of trying to chase us again when we already got away? They would only be putting themselves in danger."

"They stopped the chase," she replied, "because they didn't know about the scrolls I took. They just wanted to capture Cassian and make him pay. But now, everyone will know what I did. And what Cassian did. They will want revenge."

Cassian scoffed, his arm over my shoulder, holding me to his side. "Let them come."

"Did you really have to cut out his tongue?" Saoirse asked. "You shouldn't have done that."

Cassian's expression was unchanging. "He insulted my mate,
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  • Spirit bound by the Alpha's curse   CHAPTER 118

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  • Spirit bound by the Alpha's curse   CHAPTER 117

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