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Chapter Eighty Nine

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**ANGELINA POV**

I held the pregnancy test in my hands, hope rising in my chest as the seconds ticked by. Earlier, I’d felt a bit nauseous and wondered if it was a sign—if I was finally pregnant.

But then, a single pink line appeared.

Not pregnant.

I couldn’t hold back the tears. Damn, I’d been so hopeful; I thought this was finally it. I thought….wrong. Just like I’ve been the last hundred times I used the pregnancy test. I didn’t know why I was always so hopeful. I should give up, I should stop hoping, and perhaps that’s exactly what I’ll do.

Distracted as I was, I heard the footsteps a little too late and only managed to shove the pregnancy test into a cabinet and wipe away my tears before Jake walked in.

“I’ve been looking for you.” He said with a bright smile on his face.

I’d heard that werewolves feel a sense of relief after shifting—that the feeling comes from their wolves finally being given a chance to be free.

But then he looks at me—really looks at me.

“What’s wrong?” he
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