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Marcus.

I left Mason and Gwen in bed. Gwen must have been really tired because she did not wake when I went to bed. Instead, she snuggled close to me and held me. I saw the dark circle, and I knew Mason wouldn't go easy on his pack members. Finding Mason in bed in the morning surprised me. He must have rushed back.

It was now Monday, and it was time to reach out to the presidency. I did not want war, and I wasn't looking forward to fighting any. I hoped the government would be kind enough to stop whatever they were planning so we could rest. I was tired and what Michael had told me was heavy on my heart. The fact that I had to hide it from Gwen and Mason also weighed heavily on my heart. I decided I would take a run to clear my head. It would be a busy day, and I needed to operate with a clear head.

I entered the woods and shifted. Ivan raced through the woods eagerly; our paws were pounding the earth with the breeze on our fur. It felt good. The earthy smell of rain, dew and the m