IANBy the time lunch hit, my nervous energy was at a dangerous high. I walked into the dining, scanning the crowd like a hawk.And then—there she was.She walked through the double doors, with the two other girls I recognized.I let out an exhale. She was fucking okay. She was on her feet, standing, breathing. For a split second, the knot of suffocating panic in my gut loosened.Then her eyes locked onto mine across the crowded hall.I took an instinctual step forward—but her lips immediately tightened into a hard line. She broke eye contact, turned her back on me, and walked straight over to sit with her friends.Completely ignored me.A bitter mix of hurt and sheer frustration flared up in my gut. I sat down where most Silvercrest wolves were gathered and pulled out my phone, typing so hard I almost cracked the glass.‘We need to talk.’ Sent.From across the hall, I watched her glance at her phone. Read the message. And set the phone face-down on the table without responding.‘It
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