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I didn't stop running until I got back to my house, my wolf was howling and protesting as I ran. He wasn't happy, and he wasn't cooperating.
I ignored him and focused on running.
I was breathing heavily by the time I reached home. I shifted and unlocked the door, running up to my room. I slammed the door and leaned against it, panting.
I had to make sure that my wolf doesn't do something stupid, like take control and run back to Ravenna's house.
My mind was running a thousand miles a second, and I was still shocked.
She was here.
My head was pounding, and my body was exhausted.
My body was shaking, and my heart was beating so hard. My breathing was uneven, and my pulse was racing. The last person I expected was to see her, after years of not knowing where she was or how she
