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Chapter 146
Ellie ScottThank you, thank you, thank you for all your support and continuing to read The Beta's Mate. It has been one of my favourite stories to write. I will miss these characters but I think I have set things up so that we can have a storyline for the next generation. I am working on a couple new projects - one being Amelie's story. I am just working on hopefully launching that in the next week. I do not have the title yet but follow me on Good Novel or s/m for updates. Her story will be a bit of a rollercoaster. Be sure to leave a review for The Beta's Mate, if you enjoyed the book so others can learn about it. And follow me on s/m so you do not miss out on updates of what is coming up next. Ellie xo
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