One Month Later. RILEY. She was still nowhere. I couldn't find her. My hair had grown longer and so had my misery. I didn’t know how many nights I had skipped sleeping. And if I slept only because my body gave up. I spent my awake time looking for her, making calls, and visiting places I would never even imagine going to. But there was still nothing. I was slowly losing my stance, but I tried to put on a brave facade. Behind closed doors, I was slowly crumbling. Everything in this pack house reminded me of her. And my wolf wasn't making it easy for me either. Hunter refused to come out, and we hadn’t had a full run for the full month. And although he was with me, I felt terribly alone. The only thing that was keeping me sane was the thought that she was still alive. That I haven’t felt any massive pain through our bond, and that she hasn’t been intimate with another man. Despite losing her, she was still my driving force. A week ago, I finally had the courage to face my peo
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