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I made quick work of the two wolves that were attacking the bear, and then I slid into the cell.
When my first mate died, by some small mercy, I never saw it. Her death in a fiery car crash was instaneous, and her remains were burned into oblivion. The only remains I had to bury were her teeth and a few charred bones.
But suddenly I was terrified that Daphne was going to die right in front of me. She was so weak, she couldn’t stand. She crawled across the floor to the concrete bunk, leaving a bright smear of blood behind her.
“Well?” Kodi staggered into the cell, back in her human sform, covered in bleeding bites and flesh wounds. “Are you just going to stand there, or are you going to take them to the hospital?”
Her sharp question jarred me into action. “I’ve got Daphne,” I
