Finally, three days before Capital University's term began, Margot returned. She'd spent the summer wandering, emptying her mind across several cities in the great pack. The untouched beauty of nature had soothed her, quieting the storm in her heart. Along the way, she'd seen the struggles of ordinary wolves—poverty, pain—and lent a hand where she could.
In her past life, she'd longed for someone to pull her from her suffering, to convince Jaxon and her parents to let go of their hate. Now, she knew no one could save her or them. Salvation came from within. Forgiving herself was her freedom.
The grudges of their past life had burned out, each of them facing their due reckoning. This time, reborn, they deserved to be a pack again, cherishing the hard-won happiness. The past was a warning,
