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Cyro narrowed his eyes as two familiar scents entered his nose. He crouched down and looked down into the valley. A familiar wolf as big as he was with white fur came running into their line of view with two pups held in the arms of Kaeden, who was covered in blood and barely holding on riding on his back.

Its fur was pure white, soft like fresh snow. "Alright, Snowball it is," she muttered. So, Tessa left the office with the dog crate in hand. Her coworkers congratulated her, teasing that she had finally gotten herself a puppy. After all, she had always wanted a puppy. … The moment she stepped into the parking garage, Tessa spotted the man who had sent the puppy. Benedict was dressed entirely in black hunting gear, the fitted leather pants outlining his long, lean legs. Every inch of him carried a taut, controlled energy that hinted at danger.

Whether it was the carriage drivers, Eden and Wynone, or their families, everyone held their breath and remained silent. Thump! Thump! Heavy footsteps echoed as the monster drew closer step by step. Then, it scraped its claws against the wheel of the first carriage, swiftly dismantling it in a few strokes. It proceeded to dismantle all the wheels of the carriages one by one. Through the windshield, Eden witnessed the wolf's actions. His heart sank, and he turned to Wynone. They exchanged a glance, instantly grasping each other's thoughts. The monster wasn't merely a mindless predator. It seemed to understand the contents of the carriages and was intent on intercepting them.

She opened Drew’s room by using the key that was given to her by Alpha Daedos. Drew was surprised when suddenly his door was opened and Trixie got inside with the food of tray in her hand. Suddenly, he felt his wolf growl inside and Trixie’s sweet rosy scent lingered in his nostrils while Trixie’s lungs once again were filled with such soothing aromatic scent of tarragon and cinnamon.

It had been snowing in Taadi City recently. Therefore, Rex took the three huskies out to enjoy the snow. While walking the three dogs, he walked in front while the three dogs followed behind him. The leashes were stretched tightly when they suddenly loosened without warning. By the time he looked back, only the leashes were left, the dogs were gone. Then, he burst into tears with a loud wail at the sight... Hilda decided that she was going to kill the two Bowen Family members.

My greying over the years was starting to spot the brownish color of my wolf and Rydere was upset for weeks after he made fun of me for my grey hair. The kids gasped and were wide-eyed as I laid down in front of them. Almost immediately, hands and fingers were scratching me, stroking my fur. Sighing, I let myself enjoy their touch before touching my nose to Dylan. He started putting each kid on my back before climbing on himself. With the power and growth Auri gave us, I could have actually fit two more kids comfortably.

I tried to calm her while I tried to grab the corgi with my free hand, wanting to stop it from scaring my dog. Just as my fingers brushed the zoomy dog’s collar, it yipped and cut sharply away into Tink’s legs making her stumble and freak out more. Tinkerbell started barking in response. As she tried to get away from the corgi, she managed to yank her leash out of my hands. This is not good!

Haden The Valley opened beneath us like a scar we kept digging. The Den was the same as when we’d left, rails rusting above it, smoke curling from chimneys, wolves on the ridge to greet their Alpha back. We hadn’t even stopped before the pups came running. Bare feet slapping against stone, squeals loud enough to echo. Little hands grabbed at my pants, tugging, climbing, their voices spilling over each other. “Alpha’s back!” “Did you fight lions?”

When Alpha meets Omega . Chapter 44: that’s a me thing. And a you thing. . Something didn’t add up. Clyde slipped out of Lance’s grasp and ran to pull open the barn doors. His flock flowed out as it usually did in the morning, looking no worse for wear. The other animals seemed fine too, as did the chickens in their coop. Nothing was out of place except for the deer.

Rhoda says, kissing Carina on her checks. "What are you doing with that trap, honey?" " Rhoda asks Rudolf as she looks at the tiny trap her husband has set up near the dog house."Very progressive pet shop, Honey! Rhoda notices the rambunctious puppies inside the cage. "The puppies are so cute, my baby!" Can you make them out? -aw -aw! D-o-g -dog -aw -aw! ”