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Chapter 7

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Jenna’s POV

I’ve learned life has a way of piling surprises on me. Never knew our dad, then mom disappeared. I dropped out of school to work, just to keep Tamara’s bills paid. And now? Turns out my little sister is a werewolf. Not even a witch to make things easier, but a wolf. Life’s sense of humor is cruel sometimes.

“Pass me the sugar, please,” a customer’s voice pulled me out of my thoughts. I slid the jar across, forcing a smile.

I turned back to finish the orders when a hand clamped aroun
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