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2024-10-29 19:42:56Helena and Jillian talked for several hours. Word came in from reports getting back to them. Davis now sat with several of those he’d found at the edge of their territory in the medical centre because there were questions about their health. They may not have open sores, but anyone with a working set of eyes could see things were as they should be. The pups should have energy and excitement about them. Even Davis knew that from his time growing up. But every person was subdued, almost lethargic. He knew this would happen; he’d seen it during his time in the compound. But unlike then, now he could do something about it.
Davis was just there to ensure the safety of his new pack. Nathan was there too, and he took up the position of leader for these people. Encouraging them to trust the medical staff and healers. They needed
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