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When he let Romeo down, he ran to me and started scratching at me to be picked up. “Rose, meet Romeo, he’s 200 years old. The benefit of living in hell is you don’t age. Wonderful, isn’t it? I had to make an exception to bring him down here because dogs don’t go to hell in general, but I’ve always wanted a dog. Romeo, don’t scratch mommy.” I reached down and picked up the soft puppy and scratched behind his ears. I’m not going to lie, I fell in love with him instantly.

He runs a hand over his chair and leans back in his chair, and my smile falls as I glimpse the grief still creasing his their faces. I can see the wear the years have had on his body too, yet he still looks similar to the last time I’d seen him. Only a few more lines crease his handsome face. I need to remind myself that although we do age, we have an extended life as wolves. So since aging slows in our twenties these men might be much older than the fifty-odd years they look. I keep my annoyance off my face, wishing I’d put more work into noticing the subtle marks of the years on our kind while in the human world.

Looking good tonight would give her ego a boost if nothing else. Aiden was home promptly at six. Amaya was curled up on the sofa, flipping through the coffee table book by an extremely popular photographer, which she had just purchased on her afternoon excursion. He was a wildlife photographer but his subject matter this time round was a lot closer to home. His latest anthology, entitled "Man's Best Friend" was all about dogs. Amaya, being a huge sucker for dogs, hadn't thought twice before buying the book.

She squinted her eyes, looking at her raised fingers, then at Magnus: "Seriously... how old are you? You know, at this point, I think it's going to be hard to surprise me." "In human age, maybe thirty-five," he said as he walked toward the exit. "And in wolf age? Do I have to multiply by seven like dogs?" asked Bianca in a high-pitched voice. Duncan had started trotting quickly behind them:

Meadow is the first to calm back to a straight face, wiping her eye where a tear had formed, and she snuggles up beside me once more in this new less hostile atmosphere. “Yeah, but three thousand years? I’m sure even the strongest Botox is going to struggle with that timeline.” I point out, thinking back to Meadow finding an article about Botox and humans preserving their youth some months back. She was unimpressed with how vain she considered humans to be and the extreme measures they would take to fight the aging cycle. Easy to judge when wolves literally don’t age like that and we stay healthy and youthful until we die. We reach adulthood, sort of around the looks of a thirty-year-old hum

I answered my sister at length. "I think the reason you hate this book is that the male protagonist is a werewolf," Girlie commented. She knows that out of all the animals in the world, dogs and wolves are the animals I hate the most. Because when I was only ten years old, I was chased and bitten by our neighbor's big werewolf dog that got loose from its leash while walking on the road. Fortunately, I was only bitten by a dog once because the owner immediately pulled it away. But the scars never left in my heart. I developed great anger for dogs and even if it was a wolf because a werewolf dog bit me. Nine injections were injected into my body to make sure I was safe from dog rabies if there

“So spill.” “How old are you?” I blurted it out and then winced. “What?” “How old are you?” “Why do you want to know?” He leaned back in his seat. I raised my hands and shook my head. “Sorry. It’s none of my business.” I wiped at my face. “Just when you said that you have been at this for years, it made me think about you age. Wolves barely grow old, heck my parents look to be about thirty, and my dad is almost two hundred years old.”

I glared at him and he shrugged as he continued to laugh. “He gets excited at times,” The old lady was referring to the dog. “And I think he likes you.” She smiled at me and I looked at the animal. “He’s very handsome. What’s his name?” I tried to play with the dog even though I was a little tentative. I was bitten by a dog once, but that was when I was a kid. Since then I have been terrified of dogs. But the dog that the old lady was holding looked so harmless. “He’s called Milo.” The old lady replied at the same time that the elevator stopped. “He is five years old.” She informed John and me. It was surprising.

Perhaps all that it contained was true. I walked in and took the old book which was now dusty. I brushed the dust away before carrying it to the table. I opened the crisp pages with care, which were now old and yellow. It sure seemed like an old book. The first page contained an old drawing of a wolf-like creature that looked exactly like David’s wolf. So I was right. David is a lycan.

Calissa said stepping forward. With Ryan and Luther by my side, Calissa and Christine behind me I make my way down the steps. I want to greet these new wolves. I can tell just by looking at them they are scared and confused. They are a mix of men and women. Ages from maybe twenty to maybe sixty. It is hard to tell with wolves because they age differently than humans. The aging slows when we hit our twenties. Stop when they are just five feet in front of me. I know my guardians and a few warriors are behind me.