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A Threat

Author: Sianida
last update Last Updated: 2024-04-24 21:36:55

-Corrine-

As soon as I heard my parents being dragged into this conversation, I sat up. “What?!”

Andrew, sleeping next to me, was startled, and he woke up with a wide-eyed look. “What’s wrong, baby?”

I ignored him and continued talking to Eva. “What else did he say?”

“Um—he said that you should read the letter and contact him as soon as possible.” Eva cleared her throat. “Is everything okay? Are your parents in danger?”

I wanted to say that my parents were fine, but I wasn’t sure. It wasn’t impossible for Jerome to do something to them, and Trevor couldn’t do anything if none of the pack members defended him either.

The news about me running off with a lycan must have spread within the pack and I was sure they all hated me now instead of sympathizing with me because I had found my mate.

“I don’t know,” I said then, trying to be at least one bit honest with Eva. “I’ll come to pick up the letter. When do you finish classes?”

After Eva gave me her schedule for today, we ended the convers
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