ing out the healer’s rooms as best as she c

moved from the pack. And she had treated him like her own personal assistant

d be nowhere near done with the amou

er equipment. Everything had been neatly labelled an

and tomorrow would not be as daunting o

she locked up, she really wi

wasn’t such a long distance, if she was honest with herself. She ran it in the m

ought of her as often as she did him. She shouldn’t be in the Moirai; he wouldn’t come looking for her here, but she had

the wolves that protected their boundaries were the first line of defense. Elizabeth sniffed the air, there were d

blinked quickly, trying to th

” A woman half whisp

t. She had only been in the new pack for two and a ha

ated as her own. “The memory is returning, too. I thin

ho the ‘her’ he was talking about. She briefly cons

zabeth asked herself. ‘Do

ost sure she shouldn’t have even heard it. So she ducked her head, pret

to do?” The woman a

now. More of a normal ton

moving forward,” the

she breathed a sigh of relief. The last thing she wanted was to create any m

r second day here orde

er front door. She quickly closed it behind

trying to clear it. But she was exhausted by eve

he shower. She didn’t take long; she didn’t have the energy to take a

f-asleep, prepared her things she would need for tomor

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dream accused. He wore a playful smile, but

he walked towards him. “I’m wa

e blood coursing through him. He was strong, stronger than she remembered. An Alph

g on his dark hair, one arm around her waist. “You don

What did he mean? Was he talking about her time she sp

y, he could understand, she’d had nowhere else to go. Just because she’d

h promised him fiercely. She stood on tiptoe on his feet, pressing her face close against his,

almost lifting her off his feet,

er stopped loving me. But I think you will still forget

hought. ‘You’re right in my arms.’ H

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banging on her door, to seve

nds. During training, she’d been woken very often, very easily and very ear

person to the left of him. But she focused o

her, desperately. “He was att

way, opening the door wider to let them all thr

ied the injured wolf to her

man spoke, “So we didn’t bother with it. But

king the deepest wound that looked like

es glowing brightly as she moved to her personal m

bed and work area at her place for those emergencies, but she hadn’t

d them, immediately applying a clean

getting back to her patient. The other wolves held their heads low. An uninvited wolf, on a

driven out of his territory, and the new Alpha had decided to spare his life. He was killed; I ri

kly, and they were meant to kill. The person

ames asked, the snar

lizabeth said, tying a bandage around him. Even with that, she was being optimi

d. Her memory flashed in her head, something similar, an

a second, then finis

rned the Alpha. “We