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- she asked, squinting suspiciously, wondering whether to call the orderlies or not. “No,” the guy said woundedly. “I’m not in the habit of walking naked in front of people, but need forced me.” “Crazy, it can’t be otherwise. And there was no point in hoping that he would confess,” the girl reasoned. “I have a big dog,” Anika said threateningly, “so you better get out as quickly as possible.” Otherwise I'll call the police! She pointed imperiously to the door. The guy cleared his throat, chewing another piece he had bitten off, and crossed his arms over his chest.

And I liked it. “You should be careful showing yourself,” It said slowly. “It won't last long “ “Says who?” I asked, my eyes narrowed. It huffed again and finally looked away, breaking the stare. A surge of triumph lit my chest. Yes! I was the one in charge here, not you. “You are not welcomed here,” I said firmly, " Leave” It's eyes snapped back to mine, blazing hotter. “Don't ignite a fire you can't quench, White Wolf.” It warned.

He glanced to his left and found Franklin wide-awake, grinning at him. “She’s going to be so pissed when she wakes up, you know she's still not used to you.” he said with a smile. “Tell me about it. Let’s hope she thinks before she acts. Her knee is next to my balls.” “Man, you are in so much trouble. Imagine her waking up to find herself sprawled all over you... You're in so much trouble, dog.” Franklin said, and yet still didn’t look the least bit worried. “You’re really okay with this.”

Like a warning. Something is coming.

Bastard. His tail abruptly straightened out, parallel to the ground, warning of danger. The road trembled as she approached a pickup truck heading into town, its headlights a warning. With her pulse beating, she threw on the gloves and rushed, waving at the vehicle to halt, hoping he'd notice her in the blinding snow. Despite being grateful for her impending rescue, she was doomed if it was one of Lucian's men.

Chapter 139 – The Stark Warning The sun dipped low over the city's skyline, painting the buildings in hues of crimson and amber. Clara's apartment, overlooking the bustling streets below, felt more like a cage than a sanctuary. Her instincts thrummed in her chest, a low hum of anxiety that had returned in full force. As an writer and publisher, she had grown accustomed to the feeling. It was a warning, a primal echo pushing her to pay attention, to dig deeper.

I was in a shocked state to even move a muscle ,and before I could even blink an eye he lunged at her and I screamed in fear. "Novaaaaaaaa" The wolf abruptly stopped and turned around to look at me, it had blood-red eyes and never had I seen such a scary wolf. It started taking small steps towards me, I closed my eyes fearing my death, But it never came. Instead what I saw on opening my eyes was worse than death My sister Nova had jumped on his back to stop him and he tore her tiny body into pieces. My pack members were near, the scary wolf took a last glance at me and ran away.

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Five wolves were with the Alpha and Beta wolf, they all set out of their pack grounds till they reached the inner beautiful Greiner. "It's been years I was last here, but it feels like just yesterday." Conri's heart was full of retribution, he wish he could destroy all fairies. And it wasn't a hidden desire. Badulf placed his hands on Conri's shoulder, "we will rebuild," attempting to calm Conri down a bit. "It's time" Badulf commanded and the five shifted into wolves and they howled. The howl was heared by some fairies but decided to ignore as they felt safe. Peri however was worried on hearing it and she stepped out screaming for Nuala as she ran into Saria.

The face of the wolf looked almost human and she had the bizarre feeling the animal was staring out at her from the page. Stop it! You're letting this book mess with your mind. But one of the chapters had mentioned the hypnotic effect of the wolf's eyes. It cautioned against staring into them too long. Well, that certainly wouldn't be a problem. She had no intention of ever getting close enough to such a savage animal to have a staring contest with it. Then her mind went back to those few seconds in her kitchen when for a moment she'd felt transported to an alternate reality. No, that had nothing to do with this. Mike and a wolf? She had to be losing her mind.