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    Grandma never told me what she said to Hannah, she seemed rxed when she came back though.


    And I knew better than to make my Grandma tell me something if she was not ready to tell me. As soon


    as I walked into the bridal salon I forgot all about Hannah. The pity I felt for her, the slight stress I felt at


    being in her presence still. It was weird the power dynamic between us had shifted. She seemed


    remorseful, she said outright she knew she had no right to ask for forgiveness. But that she still hoped I


    could find it in my heart to forgive her one day.


    I didn’t answer her and up until I walked into the bridal salon, I doubted myself. Wondering if I had been


    too strict. If I should have given her my forgiveness. On the other hand, it was more than just the


    kidnapping. It was the entire history between the two of us. Everything that had happened. Even from


    before David betrayed me and rejected me. I was over it, I could have never been so happy in the


    BloodMoon pack as David’s mate. As I was with Griffin now, and I wondered if that didn’t just mean I


    should forgive her. Now surrounded byce, glitters, and a whole lot of white dresses. All I could focus


    on was the fact that I was about to choose my wedding dress.


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    To be able to marry the love of my life in five short months. We had been saying five months, until I


    realized the first month had passed us by without a lot of nning. We settled on the fact that we would


    have the wedding in the castle. And we picked out invitations but that was about


    We had spent three hours looking at dresses. The salon even had fake bellies I could wear under the


    dresses to see how they would look like when I was eight months pregnant. I settled on a bohemian–


    style dress withce off–the–shoulder sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. It was soft and flowy but the


    floralce covering the entire dress had a subtle glitter or shimmer in it. Causing it to still feel elegant


    and suitable for royalty. For the longest time, I had imagined myself wearing the highest heels I could


    find for my wedding. Just to be sure that I wouldn’t be that much shorter than my mate. The funny thing


    is Griffin is a lot taller than David. And now when I am marrying Griffin I will be pregnant and unable to


    wear high heels. I already found cute ivory ts that looked like they were made out ofce.


    Now I didn’t care for the height difference, on the contrary. I am already excited for the part where he


    can kiss the bride. He would just lift me with one arm like he usually does when he wants to kiss me.


    Nothing in this entire world makes me feel as wanted, and as protected as the moment where he lifts


    me off the ground to kiss me. Thinking about those kisses, We are on the way home and I have no idea


    if Griffin is going to be home already or not. Not wanting to risk mind–linking him I text him. There was


    no reply, so I decided to go to my room and unpack some of the clothes we had gotten today.


    Due to their ranks in their respective packs, my family couldn’t stay long. Meaning that we would all go


    out for dinner tonight. And then they would go home first thing tomorrow morning again. I was very


    grateful that they managed toe over for such a short period so I wanted to spend as much quality


    time with them as I could. As Griffin wasn’t home yet, I invited the girls toe along with me. I could


    show them the room we wanted to decorate as the nursery.


    I have been living in the Silver Moon pack for several months now. My


    family hase over a few times since then. They have been in my apartment, or chambers however


    you would like to call it. They helped me unpack my stuff, and still, they have never seen how big my


    and Griffin’s living space is. For some reason, we never had dinner or lunch in our wing of the castle.


    Maybe next time when theye over we could change that.


    The start would be to have them over for coffee and tea so we can rx a little bit before we need to


    get to dinner. Then the man told us they would fix dinner. None of us she–wolves knew what they had


    nned, or what we should wear. We trusted them though, happily chatting along as we made our way


    into my apartment. I put the kettle and the coffeemaker on and then gave the she–wolves in my family


    a proper tour of the ce. Putting away my maternity clothes in my closets. For now, I ced all the


    baby and pregnancy stuff in the top drawer of the dresser. Next to my underwear, Griffin and I should


    start working on the nursery. With how busy we are it might take longer than expected to get the


    nursery ready.


    “No, Griffin agreed with me that we are going to make our nursery ourselves. It feels like a rite of


    passage we need to do as new parents” I answered Aunt Katie who had thought Griffin and I would just


    let one of the pack’s contractors make the nursery for us. And we easily could have but it didn’t feel


    right.


    “Since I already RSVP–ed for the wedding you know I will be there. I will be sure to bring some


    decorative pieces fitting the nursery if you show me your style” Aunt Katie offered.


    I was about to thank her and promise to keep her up to date on everything leading up to the wedding.


    As well as all things pregnancy and pup–rted when we hear a sounding from outside. Our


    apartment was on the third floor, but we had arger balcony. Where we could spend time outside if we


    wanted to. I think it was about the size of an average human garden in the suburbs. The sound seemed


    to being from the balcony. Whoever was on it tried to make as little sound as possible. After


    running into Hannah in the mall, despite her kind words. Despite what seemed like her genuine want


    for forgiveness it was all too circumstantial. I tried to mind–link Griffin but I couldn’t reach him. Probably


    because we were far apart. I could not be next to him, because if he texted back it could alert whoever


    was sneaking around on the balcony. I did a quick head count it was seven of us, likely against one or


    two of them. It wouldn’t make sense that they would try to break in with more wolves. That would draw


    way too much attention to them. No, if they had numbers that big they would have just attacked us out


    in the open.


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    Everyone in the room had heard the noiseing from the balcony, and they were all waiting for my


    sign on what to do about it. So I signaled to the balcony door and made gestures I hoped would convey


    opening the door. The others nodded so we sneaked to the balcony door careful not to make a sound.