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“Well,” she hesitated. “There is my favorite park to the north of here off of the main road.” She stopped and I saw her gather her thoughts. “If we do shift together though, I want you to promise that we keep our wolves in check. Nothing of the promiscuous nature, of course.” “Scouts honor, ma’am.” I held up my three middle fingers and crossed my heart with my other hand, earning me another smile. “Alright, let’s go then.” We went back to the motorcycle and took off. Melody pointed out the way to go, and soon we were in the park walking to the tree to change. I let Melody go first; turning to give her some privacy as she stripped. Soon enough, she was nudging my leg to let him know it was my turn. I turned around, still captivated by her wolf’s beauty. She was slightly larger than the average female wolf, making me think that there was possibility the she wad an alpha. That would be rare though; my sisters all were betas. The possibility of an alpha femal

Melody’s POV I was royally screwed. Teddy was perfect. The perfect gentleman, the perfect listener, and not to mention the perfect body. I had to admit; I wasn’t on my best behavior and ended up sneaking a peak at him as he undressed. His six three frame and darkly tanned skin made him look like a god. He was just like I had imagined him to be, as well as dreamed. Everything was as I had pictured him, even down to his penis. It had swung heavily as he had turned from the tree to shift; that is when I decided to saunter off a little bit before I was caught. I honestly thought I had been caught when he had nudged me from behind with his snout, giving me a fright. I had even enjoyed running with him. My wolf had seemed more free; running alongside him. I had felt safe and secured. Mike had never treated me like that. It was like with him; he was only there for the picture. When Teddy had left for the evening, I was a little sad to see him go. But I cou

Gage held out a freshly made s’more to me, the chocolate dribbling onto his fingers, making a sticky mess on them. “I’m good tonight, but thanks man.” I said as I tried to walk by. “Axel said you had a date-date today, Teddy, and some of us were wondering what was gonna happen if that was true. Yah know, that you found your fated?” Trust Axel to be a gossip I thought. “Everything’s as normal as ever Gage, tell everyone they don’t have to worry.” I walked on to my tent from there. I contemplated what I really would do if something did come of my courting Melody. If Chip and I were both out of the picture, I would choose Axel or Gage to take over. Both had a good head on their shoulders and would keep the rest of the others in line. Gage probably more than Axel I thought as he remembered the state of Axel’s hotel room. I really didn’t want to think of it right now; most of the guys had been with me since the beginning. It seemed that the

I remembered my dad and mom’s wolves, his had been a very tall one with dark chocolate fur and green eyes. The tips of his fur had faded to a gold like mine in the sun. My mom was a dusty sand color and I acquired my brown eyes from her, almost the same in color. I remembered them both playing with me as a young pup, teaching me how to fight and ascertain what my wolf knew. They were some of my most treasured memories of the two. I dug out my cellphone before I could fall asleep after eating and called the lawyer. “Hello?” He picked up on the first ring. “Hi Mister Thatcher, it’s Melody, Heath’s daughter.” “Ah; Misses Swanson, or should I call you Miss Bells now?” He asked with a bit of mirth. “Yes, please do.” I planned on using my maiden name again after Monday anyway. “I was sorry to hear about the divorce dear, your dad would have kicked your ex-mate’s knickers here to kingdom come if he were still alive.” Alvin Thatcher

Teddy’s POV WHOOP WHOOP the siren broke the silence of the morning. I slowly exited the barn to see what the commotion was about. “Who’s in charge here?” A police officer said as he exited the passenger side of the cruiser. Another got out of the driver side and began to walk around the makeshift camp. “I am officers, how can I help you?” I called out as I got closer. The rest of the gang started to gather near the cruiser, thankfully none of them had stayed in wolf form, probably smelling that the police were human. “We need to talk to you about encamping on this property. It is owned by the city and you are all trespassing. We need you to pack up everything and move on.” A couple of men groaned and complained out loud. They didn’t want to spend the time finding a new place; especially since this one had room for their wolves to roam and we were only here until Friday. “Now officers, I’m sure there is something we can do to fix this mistake of o