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31. Insufferable Elders

Training should have been the least of my worries. My wolf definitely had great focus and was also good speed wise. I was no way near my parents’ level but I could keep up with the training, and it turned out it wasn’t as harsh as I had expected it.

We were out in the open field, and we had gathered a little bit of a crowd, mostly kids who had just finished school, and were cheering me on.

All in all, if I were to be honest, training was enjoyable.

“I’m proud of you, sweetheart,” my dad let out as we finished our first training session.

Tears stung my eyes at that.

“We’re proud of you,” my mom put emphasis on the we part. “You did incredibly well for someone who just shifted yesterday.”

“You think so?” I asked, incredulous beyond words.

“You’re definitely gifted,” my dad reassured me.

“She’s got good genes playing for her too,” mom bumped shoulders with him, and he smiled down at her. His smile spoke louder about his love than any words could.

I admired their complicity, loving the wa
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