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Thea, Ross, and Mikos stood in the shadows, far enough from the cabin that they appeared as vague outlines. Kyra leaned on the porch railing and watched them, a thread of excitement running through her blood. This was the closest she’d been while watching the shift in a while.
When the moon took them down into their wolf forms, it would be like magic bursting in the air. She could feel it even if she wasn’t a shifted lupine. If she didn’t think Thea would mind, she’d be in the trees with them.
Glancing up, Kyra’s eyes followed the clouds crossing the moon’s path. She could feel the raw energy in the air but didn’t know how long it would take for them to shift. Some lupine could push off the change, others were drawn to it with no choice. Of course, there was no reason to fight the tr
