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Then we were left alone. My earlier good mood from the thought of returning to my true family had dissipated in the wake of this new information. I had no idea that there were Ophiuchus pack members who opposed Kaden going to war with the Leos. I’d never gathered that before I’d left with Jordan. Everyone seemed to look up to Kaden, and every time he’d come up in conversation, they’d been singing his praises as an alpha. But maybe I just hadn't spent much time with that side of the pack. “I’m worried,” I said, before I turned around to face Kaden. “I’m not,” Kaden said, all cocky alpha energy. I closed my eyes and wished that I had just an ounce of that surety. Before I could open them again, I felt Kaden shift closer. He wrapped me up in his arms, pressing the length of his body agains
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