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in any language I can read.”
    “Oh, it reads perfectly fine with me.”
    She turned the page and kept on reading. He stayed
silent and simply watched her. For so long he’d been watching her from afar,
and now he was able to be close to her.
    After another couple of pages, she closed the book and
stared into his eyes. “I’m going to try something. You’re not going to freak
out and start crying, are you?”
    “No. I’m ready for whatever you’re about to do.”
    “Okay.” She closed her eyes, and held her hands out
palm upward.
    Something hot tingled his hand, and when Lucy opened
her eyes, they were completely black. She didn’t look scary to him. He accepted
her any way he could get her.
    The trees rustled, and he glanced up seeing the sun
glinting through.
    The leaves on the ground started to spin, and he
chuckled, knowing it was his woman before him doing it.
    He watched the leaves spin around, rushing around the
sky, moving around them in a circle, keeping them locked together.
    “Do you see it?” she asked.
    “I do. You’re amazing, Lucy.”
    The leaves dropped, she closed her eyes, and then he
was staring into her beautiful blues.
    “It’s not a lot.”
    “Moving leaves is better than nothing,” he said.
    She rubbed her hands together, and she placed them on
the pages of the book. “I’m scared.”
    “What are you scared about?”
    “Everything. Magic. I don’t…” She stopped, looking
down at the book. “What if witches are trained from a young age? What if I’m
some dud, and I don’t have a clue what I’m doing?”
    “You’re worried about boiling someone’s blood?”
    “Look what I did to Patricia all those years ago.”
    “You’re not fifteen anymore, and Patricia deserved
it.”
    “I was grounded for that.”
    “You were just a human, and then you could kick a
wolf’s ass. It was pretty damn hot if you ask me.”
    She laughed, and he liked the sound. He wanted to make
her laugh a lot more.
    “You’ve got to learn to do that more.”
    “What?”
    “Laughing.”
    The laughter died on her lips. “Why are you not
smiling?” he asked.
    “It’s hard. I don’t belong here.”
    “The pack is your family. Going out there, it’s
dangerous.”
    “I’m a witch.”
    “Like you said, you could move leaves. What if there’s
a bigger threat out there?” he asked. He couldn’t allow anything to happen to
her, and the thought alone was too damn much. There couldn’t be a world without
Lucy. He wouldn’t allow it to happen.
    “You said it was pretty cool.”
    “It is when you’ve got the whole pack to protect you.
Before you consider leaving the pack, you need to really work on your magic.
From what I saw with Patricia, your emotions play a part. You’ll get angry and
your magic comes out. Waiting for your emotions isn’t good, not even for you,
and when you’re in a battle, you don’t want to wait to get angry.”
    He couldn’t let her leave.
    “What do you suggest? I can’t stay here forever.”
    “Why not? Your family is here.”
    She snorted. “I can’t stay here. You’re all wolves,
destined to be together. I’m going to have to find other witches, and whatever
they call the men. There’s no chance of me ever finding something with
someone.” Her cheeks heated, and the scent of her pussy grew stronger.
    “What are you not saying?” he asked.
    “There’s no one here for me. You can screw half the
pack, and no one looks my way. I didn’t have a date to prom, and I can’t date.”
    “You want to date?”
    “Yes!” She covered her face with her hands, and he
noticed in the distance broken down trees starting to rise up from the ground.
Her emotions were linked to her powers, and she needed to learn to control
them.
    “Then I’ll take you on a date.”
    “What? No. I don’t want a pity date. I want an actual
date with a guy who’ll want to kiss me at the end—”
    Cupping her cheek, Caleb silenced her with a kiss.
Stroking her cheek, he