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Blaze ran for over an hour and headed toward the lake.
As he approached, he walked over to the lake and had a drink.
I moved forward and looked through his eyes; he took in his surroundings once he finished drinking.
Blaze grunts.
“What’s up?” I asked.
Blaze sighs.
“Bex has been trying to reach out, and I put a block on her,” he muttered.
I frowned.
“Why would you do that?” I asked.
Blaze growls. “Because she did it to me,” he snarled.
I stared back as his eyes met mine.
“Human mate was selfish,” he growled. “She should have spoken to us.”
I looked at Blaze in surprise. He has always been on her side about most things, but after today, something has changed.
I didn’t say anything.
I knew I had to let Blaze calm down.
As for me, I was still trying to figure out what had
