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Chapter 23
Cass's POV
The following weeks went by at a break neck pace. The small fight that broke out near Alpha Marcus's pack house was mild. While we did have a few casualties, it would be much worse if the vampires decided to start a real war with rogues on their side. It was decided that while it was not a great plan to tell my mother what was going on, it was best to place her under protection. She wouldn't know it was happening, but Dad and I would and that's what matters. We told her that I was taking an opportunity to go study some thing abroad and I needed her and Dad to house sit for me, but I needed them to come out a few weeks early so that I could show them the ropes out here. She jumped at the opportunity to get the heck out of Arkansas and this close to LA. I did my best to entertain her a spend time when I could. It was hard dodging werewolf affairs and pretending to be normal around my mom. I wish badly that she was strong enough to be told the truth, but I knew she w
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