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The Outbreak
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The Fragments Of Our Marriage The Boss.
Aurora’s pov. With the news of the disease fast spreading and the need of a research lab, I’ve decided I wasn’t going to be sending just anyone to Zayn , I would be sending wolves! His very own kind , it was obvious that Zayn didn’t want to have anything to do with humans . So I beckoned on three werewolves that work under Derek , Maybe this time I would trust them . *******The sun had barely risen over the vast expanse of the forest when Zayn sat in his office, tension written across his sharp features. His territory was quiet for now, but the restlessness in the surrounding packs was becoming harder to ignore. The disease continued to spread, and as far as the others were concerned, the fact that Zayn’s pack remained unaffected was suspicious. The distrust of the other alphas was growing, and he could feel it creeping closer.Zayn stared at the paperwork on his desk, his mind racing with the events of the past few days. He had no doubt that this illness was the work of something
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