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CHAPTER 18

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NEAH

I opened the file on the bridge with the river moving beneath my feet and my mother's voice still hanging in the air like smoke from a fire I couldn't see.

The first page was a cover sheet. Official looking. Clinical. A logo at the top that I didn't recognize. Two words beneath it: Bloodline Project. And below that, a subtitle that made my stomach turn.

Human-Wolf Genetic Integration Program. Subject Registry and Progress Reports.

I turned the page.

Elena Carter. Subject Six. Recruited at
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