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Preparing to Fight
The next few days were full of me spending time in the forest, trying to build up my powers so that they were as strong as possible while the rest of the pack was out in the community trying to build support for our endeavor against Verina. Sam didn’t come back to my room at all, and I hardly saw him. I spent a little time with Ben and Joshua, and our relationships continued to strengthen, but neither of them took me as far as Sam had. Still, kissing them, spending time with them, getting to know them all better made me more and more confused and nowhere close to making a decision about an Alpha.
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