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I reply and Jia's cheeks drain. "Really? Oh my gosh I am a horrible person. I figured it was all lies to get money. I am so sorry. America has a huge homeless population, so I am not trying to say the United States is better or anything," Jia says and I shake my head. "That's okay. I am proud of where I come from. We don't have as many luxuries as the western world, but we also don't have depression or chronic anxiety. We are pretty happy people. American schools should do better at educating their your people," I reply and Jia laughs.

' I break the link and grab my keys. I stop to get a sandwich and a bottle of water from Amy, while also giving my young pack members the evil eye. They all shrink under my gaze and I can nearly guarantee they won't make this mistake again. The nearest town is just over an hour away and I take the time to enjoy the silence. I reach the store and as I get out of my car, the wind changes and I catch the most amazing smell of strawberries, honey and vanilla. My wolf is chanting in my head

Douglas looked cold despite his calm demeanor. His gaze was also filled with murderous intent. The other Americans raised their heads before giving the same fierce gaze. America was the world’s greatest country. In their eyes, they were superior. No matter how strong Country H was, it had no right to oppose America. That was their bottom line. Naturally, Amos Augustus had already known that those people would act this way. Elaine Garcia took a deep breath. “I know it’s not my place to say this here, but I’ll say it anyway.

There were wolves surrounding my house and in unison they all let out a howl, throwing their heads back. I woke up sweating. I've had this same dream now at least once a month. It's almost been a year now since we've come to America, it seems like we sailed across the world to get here. When my mother died it was easily the worst day of my life and everything that happened after, happened fast. Father was offered a job in the New World quickly after, and so our journey began. Father was a stark contrast to my mother. She was so full of light, the thought of her warms my face. She found the beauty in everything, the Earth between our toes, the flowers in bloom, the way the birds sing their so

Finnicky as it was, though, the Alliance was one of far too few armistices of its kind in the United States, as well as around the world. Of the contiguous North American regions, the Northeastern Alliance and the Californian Federation were the only regions who’d achieved complete unification between the two species. To the North, Canada was a viciously selective Wolf-only territory, who rarely offered safe haven to outsiders. Meanwhile, Mexico was a haven for humans who actively plotted to eradicate North America of its ‘Lupine Plague’. All of the states in between were an untidy mix of Wolves and humans fighting for social dominance, creating a turbulent – and largely unsafe – nation, dep

’ She paused and looked at the Chief of Staff again, ‘Even today, he is sitting there refusing to acknowledge the problem, still in denial. These are the people running your great country, the people who have all the power. They have taken your country from you, I am an outsider, I’m not American but I love your wonderful country and its brave, kind people. I will not let what happened to me spoil the special relationship our two countries have because I believe in the American people and I believe together you will right this wrong.’ She stepped back and lifted her head,

Alexander's POV “I am going to get my wedding dress *weird emoji*”. I stared at the message and did not know when I had started to smile. “Boss, are you listening, I said the operation in two famous countries in Africa turned out successful”, Roderick repeated. I had put him in charge of most of the cocaine movements in Africa, and I was happy that most of his operations were successful. It made me the most powerful Mafia boss to ever exist. I operated world-wide. No continent was left untouched.

“You can come next week for the rest.” Hunter grabbed the man by his shirt and pulled him. He lifted him up and gave him the devil’s stare. The man had known he was facing death in its eyes. “Please Hunter.” “Give me one reason I shouldn’t break your bones now.” “Please, I have a family.” “Is that a reason?” “I know something you might be interested in.” “What could that be?” “I know you escaped from Zambia.” “So?” “There’s a rumor circling around that there is manuscript about the Hamuumbu’s.”

They can hear some engine noise of the cars at the road and Jennifer knows they are almost there. “Can you hear that Amanda, the vehicles, we are now closer, now we have to figure out something before we get out there” Jennifer is excited as he tells them. “Yeah, we would hardly survive out there and I am not going out there after what I saw Jennifer , those humans are always at war” Jennifer agrees with him and before they could even agree, they see Amanda was already standing outside the city looking far away at the road and the vehicles. They quickly run to stop her from exposing herself that way and she tells them before they could even start speaking.

I hissed at her in a whisper. "I won't tolerate people who joke around! This is the most important case in the whole globe. Do you know how many countries are in on this? They'll want to meet these scientists and that is what they'll see?" Hughes continued, pouring the liquid on his hands. The scent of alcohol burned my nostrils, confirming that it was sanitizer. "I was just being nice." Sharlene whispered back, not sorry for what she did.