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Selene It felt so good to hold my sword again. It had been too long. Granted, I’d been busy giving birth and looking after a newborn, but still. The weight of the hilt in my hand was like heaven. Avery was an exceptional Gamma, truly. She was brilliant at hand-on-hand combat, an art form not all warriors practiced. Sure, we often fought in wolf form, and she had training exercises for that, too, but there were times when we couldn’t shift and had to fight in human form. Avery told me the ability to take down an enemy in human form is what separated the good warriors from the sub-par ones. I’d always been fascinated with warriors. Growing up in the slums, we didn’t see them often. We were forbidden from so much as even stepping foot on the warrior training grounds back at Crescent Moon, so the only time I’d ever seen warriors growing up was at official pack events or when they came through the slums to arrest someone—which wasn’t often since the rest of the pack didn’t really care
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Jax I awoke in the same small room with a bandage wrapped around my arm. I was on a pile of blankets on the floor which barely did anything to soften the hard cement underneath, and my back ached. Clearly, witches weren’t the most hospitable creatures around. I sat up, and pain shot through my arm. I still felt a little light-headed, but I could already feel my wound healing thanks to Storm. “Good morning, sunshine.” The voice startled me. I hadn’t seen the witch sitting in the corner of the room. I dragged myself to sit upright, and she thrust a cup at me. “Drink this,” she said. I accepted the cup and looked inside. It looked like brown sludge and smelled even worse. I crinkled up my nose and passed it back to her. “No thanks,” I said. But she pushed the cup back towards me. “Go on,” she insisted. “It will make you feel better.” I eyed her suspiciously, and she laughed. “I know what you’re thinking, but if we wanted to poison you, we would have already.” True. “Just take
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Jax I fucking hate witches, and being with the Azure Coven only confirmed that opinion. They stunk like moldy bread and walked around with smug smiles like they were better than me. Werewolves and witches have never gotten along. We keep to ourselves, and they don’t bother us much. Witches sometimes consort with rogues, but they never come into pack territory; equally, we never wander into witch territory. It’s an unspoken rule. Coming to Azure Coven was the last thing I wanted to do, but I’d run out of options. I’d been trying to track down Selene for months—almost a year. It was like she just disappeared off the face of the earth. I’d even spent a stint in the human world in a nearby city, wondering if maybe she’d resorted to a life with humans. But everywhere I looked, I turned up empty-handed. I’d scoured every pack, both in our territory and beyond. Maybe a pack had taken her in? I offered rewards everywhere I went, describing her, praying for a clue. I kept in contact with
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Just then, there was a light knock on the door. Jack and Avery entered, both bearing small gifts for Hennessy. “Three months old today,” Avery whispered, reaching her arms out for the baby. I passed Hennessy over to her. “Happy three-month birthday, little one,” Jack said, smiling. “You don’t have to keep bringing her presents for every milestone,” I chuckled, wrapping my nightgown tightly around myself. My arms always felt so strange when someone took Hennessy. I was so used to holding her that it felt weird when I didn’t. “I know we don’t have to, but we want to. Isn’t that right, sweet girl?” Avery said in the strange voice she used whenever she talked to the baby. I had to admit it was comical watching this strong, powerful gamma talk baby talk. She rocked Henessy in her arms. I opened the gifts—a hand-knit baby blanket and a little wooden spoon, hand-carved. “For when she’s ready for solids,” Avery said, winking at me. I smiled gratefully. It was really sweet. Jack, Avery
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Selene Eleven Months Later The morning sunlight streamed through my window. I was so tired, but I didn’t care. I looked down at the beautiful baby girl I held in my arms and smiled. Sure, she kept me up all hours of the night and I hadn’t slept in weeks, but one look at her perfect little scrunched-up face and nothing else mattered. My sweet baby girl—Hennessy. My labor had been long and hard, but I’d powered through it. Avery had been there the whole time, holding my hand, coaching and helping me. The pack doctor, Doctor Lucia, was a very talented doctor—and the fact that she was a woman made her all the more likable, at least to me. She’d been with me through the whole pregnancy, and I’d come to look forward to our weekly check-ups. In my eighth month of pregnancy, Dr. Lucia demanded I stop my warrior training. Of course, I’d refused at first. I absolutely adored warrior training. I lived and breathed for it. But Dr. Lucia said I had to do what was best for my baby, and settin
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Selene “Yes, Selene. I’m your aunt. Look at you,” she held me at arm’s length. “All grown up. And so beautiful. Isn’t she beautiful, Jack?” Jack said nothing. He just looked at me, a bemused smile tugging at the corner of his lips. “But oh, you’re shivering,” Avery said. “Oh dear. Let’s get you inside so you can warm up.” It was true. I was freezing. It was very cold,, and I wasn’t used to the cold—not cold like this. I could see my breath, and the clothes Jack had given me did little to warm me. I crossed my arms over my chest, trying to keep in some body warmth. “We’re pretty far north,” Avery explained as she led me to the packhouse. All the structures were wooden and quaint, a far cry from the elaborate buildings of Crescent Moon Pack. They weren’t as humble as the shacks in our slums, though. They were kind of in between—not grand and majestic, but certainly not make-shift houses slapped together with cheap materials. “We’re preparing for the first snowfall. It’s usually a b
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