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Chapter 20: The Training Grounds

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"Fresh air," Xander had said. "It'll be good for her."

Elena had stared at him. "You want to take the child who froze the kitchen and paralyzed a bully outside. Where people can see her."

"I want to take my daughter to the training grounds for an hour." Xander had that look—the one that meant he'd already decided and was just waiting for her to catch up. "She can't spend her life locked in a room, Elena."

"She could for a few more days—"

"She needs sunlight. She needs to run around. And we need
Sloane Sterling

Omg Maya just made a 200lb War Wolf look like a lapdog! No liquid silver eyes this time, just a quiet command that even the most aggressive animal in the Pack had to obey. ​But did you see Commander Thorne? ​Do you think Thorne will stay loyal to Xander, or will his loyalty to 'Pack Tradition' force him to tell the Council the truth? Let me know your theories! — Sloane Sterling

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