The Wolf's Claim
But I knew that now that we had a better life, minus the threat to it from the rogues, she would need to learn to be more open to the people around her.
I wanted her to know that not everyone was going to hurt her.
I gasped silently as the crowd cleared, and I was able to see the front of the first van. The white painted metal was caved in, dents covered the front, and smoke was thickly billowing from the engine. There were crimson smears around and in the damaged metal, and my jaw dropped open at the obvious chuck of fur dangling from the vehicle.
"Holy crap, Olivia!" Kaylee yelled as she eyed the car, but no one got out. As the engines were all turned off, our wolves surrounded them, sniff
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