My Invisible Mate
Her wolf went from flat and watchful to vertical in under a second.
There, her wolf said, and it was the clearest her wolf had ever been. There. There.
She pressed her hand on her head. She looked around. The club looked like the club. There were bodies, light, movement, nothing that explained anything. She turned in a slow circle. Her wolf was vibrating, straining toward somewhere, some direction she couldn't —
And then it stopped.
Her wolf dropped back to flat, and the hook was released. Lena was looking at her like she was crazy. She was still standing at the edge of a dance floor with her hand on her chest, wondering what had happened. She breathed.
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