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KayHi guys. I want to apologize for the lengthy absence. I went though a really rough patch in my life. Let's just say that my real life "Grizz" preferred the company of other she wolves. It's taken some time for me to get over things and put the past behind me but I am doing better now and trying to get back into writing. It was hard for me to focus on the book when he was one of my biggest supporters and encouraged my writing a lot. But in the end this story is for me and I can encourage myself. Going forward I will be changing the name of Alpha Gabriel's wolf, he will now be known as Ryu. I will make the adjustments in my previously written chapters soon. Remember to #vote for me if you're still reading and thank you for sticking with me and Ume
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