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Heath's Argument With Charlie

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Havermouth, Five Years Before

The Allen’s owned a building company that was growing in popularity with the pack, and Heath was pleased to see Luke Allen’s car parked out front of the house when they arrived.

He told Aislen to hang back out of the way whilst the Triquetra walked Luke through what they wanted done, both because it would free the Triquetra and Luke to talk more openly, and because he didn’t want to talk about her with the builder. Whilst Luke was another werewolf, he was several years older than them, and they were friendly, but not friends.

“Hey,” Luke said as Heath joined Rhett and Cameron. “Nice place. I haven’t had the opportunity to see it before. I can understand why it’s the hangout spot of the moment. This view is amazing.”

“Yeah, we’re lucky that Cameron came with advantages,” Heath laughed lightly, clapping his red-haired mate on the back.

“The family farm here is just over two hundred hectares,” Cameron shoved his hands into his front pockets and rocked on his
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Jessica K
To be fair, she gave it to Talen. They walked in the house, and she said something along the lines of, "I'll show you to your room." Then they went to the bedroom intended for her.
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Roberta
the pack is a sad way of teaching there young but to have a non loving parent to enjoy injuries to their young are truly sick
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Darcy
God. Charlie Gale is evil incarnate
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