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Cadence watched Aaron exit the building completely before she headed over to where Aurora stood with her clipboard in hand, whistle in mouth.
“Aurora,” she called as she got within a few yards, “can I have a moment, please?”
“Sure thing,” the other hunter called, momentarily stepping away from her troops. “What’s up? You finally going to tell m
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