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I nodded my head, rolling my sore shoulders. Ugh, I hated traveling.

"Good idea,"

I kissed the last pup on the head before turning to him.

"You're right. I just want you to promise me one thing though."

At his questioning look, I continued.

"If I see Cain, I get to smack her around just a little bit before she start's explaining."

I smiled lightly, rolling my shoulders.

"Kay, that sounds like a plan. I'll go tell the kids, and then we'll be off."

I shot him a brief glance.

"I'm fine. I just want Cain back. Besides, I'm in the mood to stomp somebody into the ground."

I rolled my shoulders, thinking for a minute.

"Far enough. Now, let's go find Cain."

I nodded my head swiftly, feeling my own smile crawl across my face.

"Yea, it does. And I'm going to be a mother."

"Wait, you're leaving me here?" I followed him to the door, grabbing his arm by the elbow. "Cain. . . not. . . dead. It can't. . . well, maybe it can." I turned to look over my shoulder at the sleeping children in the den. Sighing, I stared into his eyes. I took his hand and plac...

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I sighed, casting a glance at the pups.

"Honestly, I have no idea. However, I think we are safe at the moment."

I nodded, rolling my shoulders again. First things first, teach them what to eat.

I screeched as we took off, grateful for when we finally landed. I put the still sleeping pups onto the ground, rolling my shoulders until they popped. Ow. Okay, first thing was first, we were going to have to teach them how to hunt.

I scuttled onto Enir's back, wrapping my arms tightly around his neck.

"Just to clarify, I've never been flying."

I shivered lightly, rubbing my arms as fast as I could. Was it cold or was it just me? I hurried over to the wolf who had glanced at me earlier. I bowed at the waist in a formal greeting. Hopefully, this would work.

"We can't stay here." Was my simple statement.

I felt Enir shift behind me before sighing.

"We have to move."

I had followed Enir, stopping in my tracks when I saw her lifeless body. Screeching, I slashed ragged clawmarks into the trunk of a nearby tree. Why? Why did this keep happening? I turned and ran back to the cabin, scooping one of the sleeping pups up in my arm. Their mother was dead. How was I ever...

Stretching, I felt my back pop. Ouch. Taking a bite of my breakfast, I shrugged my shoulders.

"It was fine."

I sighed, snuggling closer. Since when were we ever going to get out of danger? Rolling my shoulders, I closed my eyes and prayed for sleep.

I nodded my head.

"I vote we wait until we're completely out of danger. All of us."

I shifted back to human form, rolling my shoulders. After thinking for a brief moment, I turned onto my back.

"How soon do you want puppies?"

The HR was suddenly off the map? That couldn't have been right. I growled lowly under my breath, eyes scanning the horizon. My eyes flicked to Surge's face before returning to scanning. What I had seen there could not have been a good sign.

Oh, so he wanted to play that game, huh? I let out a playful growl of my own before tackling him off the bed with a loud thump.

I smiled at him, tucking a strand of stray hair behind my ear.

"Of course I would."

I turned over on my back and smiled at him.

"Hey, yourself."

I rolled my neck, feeling the tendons pop. I noticed one of the other werewolves was watching me closely. Was it a female? The wolf's eyes quickly darted to my stomach and back up again. Oh geez.

I let my head collapse against the pillow, grateful for the rest. Jeez, too many heart attacks in one day was really going to catch up to me one of these days.