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Jimmy's been pretty isolated for the most part. He likely doesn't know how to process some of his baggage. Hopefully that changes.
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Jimmy's been around for a long time. He has lots of history to deal with. Stay tuned.
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Jimmy explains his comment next installment. (Tomorrow!)
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Shit stir on your own time, mister!
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“You do realize there’s no such thing as alpha wolves. The whole theory got debunked and everything. A long time ago. I think by the person who came up with it in the first place.” Jimmy clamped his mouth shut to keep from laughing, as he placed the last of the lunch dishes in the sink to be washed later. Since they’d finally climbed out of bed in the early afternoon, Sawyer had been especially vocal, something Jimmy wasn’t accustomed to in his usual solitude. There had been past bedmates wh
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I'm looking forward to future chapters too.
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Yep...
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We understand. Irwin's head was a disturbing moment for all involved.
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This is correct. His knowledge of the bank when Jimmy asked him about the local branch was that "some of his pack members use it." Most likely, Fergus hasn't set foot in the place. Given his penchant for the "old ways" I wouldn't put it past him to hide his money in the mattress.
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I think Fergus has a bit of a royalty complex. He believes his alpha status puts him above others and sees no issue with letting others do the work whether he's more than capable or not. Having narcissistic qualities doesn't make him harmless. Possibly quite the opposite.
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The potential for things to go awry is high. (Ha! I rhymed!)
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Thanks! The night of the full moon will be pivotal for sure.
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If you ask Fergus, he'd call it male bonding between consenting adults that got a little out of hand. The rest of us know better.
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This chapter is to show Fergus's unhinged psyche and how unhealthy his companionship with Granger is. I had to rewrite this chapter after I got it started because it came off as a sexy romp instead of the screwed up horror it really is. It sounds like I fixed it.
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Hiding in the dark was easiest under the inky black of the new moon. In these rural areas lacking ambient city lights, the outdoors would drop into perpetual shadow. Normally, the new moon was an ideal time to hunt. While wolves mourned the loss of her silvery glow in the night sky, her absence made them calmer than any other time of the month. More focused. Clearer-headed. Fergus craved that tranquility and the sanity it could bring, because these days it seemed a distant memory. Waiting la
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To everyone: I'm taking a small break to recharge and reassess the rest of the story, so next week we won't have a new chapter. The delay will only last one week and we'll be back on schedule the following Wednesday as usual. Thanks for understanding!
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Sawyer needs something to ground him. His world is in total upheaval.
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I'd like a month's leave right now too...
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I can't imagine it would be an easy conversation. Plus, I'm not sure he'd ever witnessed a human being bitten beyond what happened to his Papa. So far, it's only been a few days since Sawyer was attacked. He might be coddling his mate a bit.
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I like that idea...
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we'll have to see if he has the nerve to talk to her. I know I'd be nervous.
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I kept writing the word change and I couldn't help but make the comparison. LOL
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Sawyer decided to avoid commenting on Jimmy not needing directions to his home. His safe, sensible car waited for him next to Jada’s SUV as Jimmy’s truck pulled into the driveway. The modest ranch kept its tidy appearance with short evergreen shrubs this deep into fall, and he noted there were more leaves to rake, marking the coming end of the yard-care season he loved so much. The white pine sapling he’d planted the week after they bought the house seven years ago had grown into a child-sized C
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It may be a bit earlier for Sawyer to fully realize what's happening. Some trauma has repercussions that aren't immediate. We'll have to see how he handles his first shift. The full moon is only a few weeks away.
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It's barely been 48 hours since Irwin used Sawyer as a chew toy and changed everything. Jimmy may not know what to do at all. Biting humans isn't done for a reason.
