POV: IvyBy the time I got home on Friday, the building had gone quiet. I locked the door behind me and rested my back on the door for a moment. It had been a difficult week, and the approaching weekend promised no relief. I sat on the sofa and set my bag beside me as I pulled off my shoes.The shift had been endless. A silver-poisoning case that wouldn’t stabilize until after six, a young wolf with claw wounds that refused to close the way they should, and a pack elder who wanted to know, three times, whether I was sure the scarring would fade. For twelve hours, I had been calm and steady, even when exhaustion threatened to overwhelm me. All day, under every chart and every incision, a small stubborn awareness had hummed in the back of my mind.I knew what it was. I had known since I left the hospital.I took my shoes into the closet, changed into a loose shirt, and then crouched beside the closet. The safe was behind the winter coats where I had pushed it. I punched in the code. Th
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