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manically.
     
                    ‘He’s crazy,’ I told Kai.
     
                    ‘They all are,’ he replied.
     
                    “May I join your run? I promise to be nice,” he asked suddenly.
     
                    I could tell Kai needed to tread carefully.
     
                    “What is your purpose here? Are you looking to join a pack? Are you setting up territory nearby? Or are you just bored and looking for trouble?” Kai questioned him.
     
                    “No, no. I don’t want to join your big, fancy pack. I like my small territory in Washington. No. I’m looking for something more … eternal .” His eyes found me again. There was a sadness there, but just as soon as I had seen it, it was gone.
     
                    “Explain,” Kai grumbled.
     
                    Then it hit me. “You’re looking for your mate. You want my help,” I exclaimed, stepping forward. One of the pack members, Jake, had run to a nearby cache of clothes that we kept hidden in the trees and handed me a large shirt. I slipped it over my head.
     
                    “Guilty.” He took a pair of sweatpants from Jake’s outstretched hand.
     
                    “She doesn’t find mates on command, and she cannot do it under force,” Kai told him through clenched teeth.
     
“I think we got off to a bad start. It’s been so long since I’ve been around other wolves, I’ve gotten carried away.” His eyes lost their yellow color. They became a deep sea blue. “I’m Kaden.” He reached his hand out. Kai shook it, but I could tell his guard was still up.
     
                    “Kai.”
     
                    I offered my hand. “I’m Aurora, Kai’s mate.”
     
                    The second our hands touched, I felt the pull of a vision. I let it take me. I saw Kaden as a young wolf, he was scrappy and always getting into fights. Something about his spirit was restless; he felt like he didn’t belong. He didn’t feel at home in a pack. He was always bullied and teased as a child. He thought it was because he wasn’t Alpha, so he fought his way to the top and became Alpha of a small pack in Tennessee, but he still wasn’t happy. He thought it was because his pack was too small, so he found a bigger pack and a more powerful Alpha to defeat. He fought that New York City pack Alpha and won. He thought at least that would bring him a small amount of peace, but it didn’t.
     
                    That’s when he knew. His restless spirit was unhappy around so many others, he needed to be alone. So he went rogue. He severed his ties to his pack and left on a journey of solitude. It was hard at first, but over time it became easier to worry about only himself. He was depressed that life had made him different. He felt alone. But there was something else there. A deep, dark secret he didn’t want anyone to know. He was seeking answers to questions that tortured his soul. Am I normal? Do I have a mate? I could feel myself getting confused about interpreting the vision until I saw his mate. Then it hit me. Why he had been teased, and why he didn’t feel settled. I knew where his mate was and there was a big problem. The vision broke and I pulled my hand back.
     
                    Kaden’s eyes were yellow. “What happened?” he asked as he rubbed his hand.
     
                    “You’re gay,” I said out loud.
     
                    “Aurora!” Kai yelled at me, looking embarrassed.
     
                    Kaden looked at me with wonder. “So you really do have visions.”
     
                    I nodded. “Is that why you went rogue?” I questioned him.
     
                    He sighed. “Being a gay werewolf doesn’t seem to