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CHAPTER 18: IRIS

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With nothing else to do after Cassian left, I plopped down on the bed and stared up at the ceiling.

"What now?" I asked out loud, even though I was talking to Althea.

"Now, we wait, I guess," she replied.

I was silent for a while, thinking of all the turns my life had taken in the space of just one week.

I thought of Red Moon. Was Julietta okay? Did she get hurt in the fight?

After what she did to me, a part of me no longer wanted to care about her, but the bigger part insisted that she was still my sister no matter what.

She had to be grieving too.

At least she has Axel with her.

Axel... The man who rejected me for her, and then proceeded to try to have me executed. I didn't know how to feel about him.

I didn't know how to feel about anything. I was just so confused. I'd somehow ended up in the pack of a man who wanted to destroy my pack for killing his parents and kidnapping his sister. Meanwhile my own parents were dead, and I was the sole suspect.

Oh, and don't forget lo
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