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He keeps calling her "little bird". I am dying here. It is too much

“How do you know Wren?” Derek asked [...]. I fought the grin that was threatening to spread over my face.
“Wren’s my future wife. Isn’t that right, little bird?” [...]
“What is wrong with you?” she hissed.

In retrospective that may have sounded better as a retort if not for the "wife" part. He did not have to go right into the extreme (they were not even in a relationship)

This book is such fun:
“Ella didn’t realize she was doing it, but she was angling for a spot as my Beta. She was naturally confident, a born leader, and her instincts told her to prove herself to me. That was the problem with living with humans. They fell into a pack hierarchy unconsciously, swayed by my Alpha presence, no matter how much I tried to tone it down."

“Besides, I’d seen a documentary on human cults once, and there were some eerily distinctive similarities to how the wolves around here acted.”

I like how we are breaking the fourth wall with this one ☝️

“I didn’t own many clothes — it’s not like I ever went anywhere —”

Amin. Girl, I can hear you loud and clear from inside the 2020 😩