I sit in the passenger seat, staring through the window as Trojan drives through the gates, and something uncomfortable settles inside my stomach. I’ve spent the entire morning trying to convince myself that coming here will prove I’m right, but now that I’m actually here, I’m not so sure I want the proof. “Are you alright?” Trojan asks, glancing at me. “Yes.” I keep my eyes on the buildings. “I need to see it.” He parks near the main building, and I sit there for another few seconds before opening the door. The moment my feet touch the ground, the smell hits me. Dirty fish water dripping from my hair and soaking through my uniform while Marcus sits on top of my desk with his legs crossed, looking entirely too pleased with himself. Our classmates are laughing. “I thought we should get you some scent since your little wolf doesn’t have any,” Marcus mutters, sitting on top of my desk with his legs crossed. Our classmates burst out laughing again. He isn’t lying. My wolf
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