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Chapter 16

Author: Celia Hart
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GINGER

The day was uncharacteristically hot for so early in June. I was relieved once we made it inside the air-conditioned fortune-telling shop. Helena greeted us, passing her hand through her dark curls—well, greeted Tyce. I may as well have been invisible.

"Oh, hello there. You're back!" She smiled widely at him as she came around from behind the register.

"Hey," he replied, giving her a flashy smile. Although it absolutely should not have bothered me, it did. No, I was clearly just annoyed that she didn't even notice my existence even though I was a regular customer—that's all. It one hundred percent did not bother me that she was looking Tyce up and down and he was giving her a much bigger smile than he ever gave me. No, not at all.

"How long are you in town for? Do you have time for a drink or two this evening?" She fluttered her eyelashes at him.

"Maybe," He began to reply.

"There's a great spot. Totally underground. But I can get you in."

"I think I can make time for a
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Ok how long is it going to take for her to get her wolf so they recognize their mates I hope it don’t get dragged out
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