Chapter 9.-2

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I’d noted the same, but there were marks on her that night in the hotel room as well. “Some women like it a little rough,” I said tersely. “Did she tell you that?” Tessa’s voice was a little sharper than usual, and I frowned and turned my head toward her. “Is there a point that you’re trying to make?” Before she could answer, panic struck me hard, and even Juniper gasped. Duke. My second didn’t panic easily. Juniper and I immediately turned. “Duke. Something wrong,” I growled. We started back when the wind shifted, and a scent hit me. Wolves. Several of them. Immediately, I started to shift, and nobody hesitated to follow. We formed a protective barrier around Tessa, our weakest, and growled into the thicket of woods. The attack came without warning. Six wolves leaped at once throug

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