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Ryder’s wolf picked Charly to be his mate. I thought he was dying? And werewolves only have one mate?” My gaze moved quickly around the room. “So did we,” Elliot admitted.

How much of my issue with the pack was just because I personally didn’t feel like I belonged, and not because of anything they’d actually said or done?

He lifted an eyebrow at me. “I see the way you look at him, Sabby, and the way he looks at you. I might’ve been a shitty dad, but I know you well enough to know what that look means. And well enough to be confident that kids will follow soon.”

“No one has their shit together completely, dude. And if they do, it’s only for a brief moment before something else turns to shit. And then they’ve got to figure out a way to smoosh that fresh crap into the massive shit- pile they’ve already built.”

I’m sure your mate’s wolf tried to claim you the first time he saw you, but that drop of magic worked as a barrier of sorts to prevent him from beginning his hunt there and then. Do you know what triggered the hunt, when it finally began?” he asked. I blinked, having a hard time processing what he was saying. “She ran into me,” Dax said gruffly. “We touched for the first time.”

Weird isn’t an insult— if it is, I’m fucked for life. I’ve always been the weird guy in the pack, and the school, and pretty much everything else.”

“I’m not part of the pack.” “You’re my mate; you’re pack.” Dax’s words left no room for argument. I didn’t argue, but I didn’t agree, either.

Dax’s gorgeous blue eyes burned into mine. “You wanted a soulmate, Sabrina, and you’ve sure as fuck got one now. Don’t even fucking consider letting go of your life this easily.”

I don’t want him to want me because his wolf picked me, I want him to want me because I’m me. And I already know he doesn’t want me for me.

Zed stepped away from me, glaring between me and the group of fighting wolves. “What the fuck, Sabrina?” “Dax’s wolf picked me as his mate,” I blurted. “He freaked out, and started the fight. It wasn’t me, I swear.”