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Dom snickered. I know my oldest brother wasn’t that married to his choice of color. He lived to mess with his mate, and he loved when Tavi gave it right back to him. She was at her sharpest and most vibrant when they bickered lovingly. They were a perfect match.

“Lilac is more flattering for a baby, but whatever. Anyway, we’re hoping to get this settled before the end of the month. I would hate for us to wait for renovations with a little one.”

Night and I chuckled. “I think we can relate,” I said. “I thought I’d never get out of the alpha cabin.”

Violet was making sure that the cabin became a preserved piece of history. Alphas, betas, and notable wolves from both packs were honored there, and I couldn’t imagine a better use for it. Besides being a respectful monument to our history, it was also a massive “fuck you” to Gregor and Troy’s memory. If they were out in the ether somewhere, I sincerely hoped they were existing with their regrets.

A timer went off in the kitchen, and Dom hop