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was actually my fault again,” Sky said.
    “How?” I asked.
    “Mark had called my phone. I answered it to give him a peace of my mind,” she said and hung her head slightly feeling bad.
    “If he had called my phone I would have done the same,” I told her.
    She gave me a small smile.
    “Wait till I see him again,” I said through gritted teeth.
    “You? Wait until I see him. I gave him my virtue and this is the thanks I get. Going on the run with my best friends, putting others in danger,” she said and tears started streaming down her face.
    “Oh Sky,” Nikkee and I both said and then we engulfed her in a huge hug.
    She cried and cried; her heart was broken. I couldn’t believe Mark had done that. I had always liked him. Stuck up for him when Nikkee and Sky both hated that he was also my friend, then he does this to her. I really, really wanted to smash his face.
    “I just feel so yuck, you know. I should have waited,” she sobbed.
    “It’s too late now. You just need to look at the future. I am sure you will find yourself a handsome wolf that will bring you deer and rabbit’s instead of flowers,” I said grinning.
    She giggled. “I like the sound of that,” she replied smiling.
    “Come on lets go meet some wolf fellas,” Nikkee said and started walking again.
    “So your wolf found a mate?” Sky said as a question.
    “Yeah, I guess she did, but I feel she had all along,” I said and I felt that was the truth.
    “What about your vampire side?” Nikkee asked.
    I stopped and looked at them both.
    “What do you mean?” I asked a frown creeping over my face.
    “Lachlan said that both find mates for life or until they die. You have vampire in you as well,” Sky answered.
    I thought for a moment, reached up and held Old Mothers tear in my hand, then answered as best and as truthful as I could. “No, I think my wolf actually wins. I have had it since birth; she simply lay dormant until I was scratched. It didn’t turn me from the scratch, because I was an immortal descendant; it was because my wolf lay inside me, sleeping the whole time.”
    “Well that’s creepy and weird. How do you know that?” Nikkee asked.
    “Cause I’m all wise and stuff.”
    “How has that worked out for you so far?” she retorted with a grin.
    “Ask me in a few more months and I will let you know.”
    “How does that make Jason your master if he didn’t actually turn you?” Sky asked me.
    “I think it could be the same theory as being bitten. He was the one to wake her, therefore, creating her to come up to the surface,” I answered not quite knowing how I knew that.
    “Makes sense. There is still so much to learn about it all,” Sky replied.
     
                   We caught up to Garth and Vex. They were waiting for us just outside the door they had walked through. We crossed the threshold and stepped into a hotel check out room. What the hell?
    “Umm not what I was expecting, but I will roll with it,” Nikkee said.
    My mouth was hanging open slightly as I took in the elaborate furniture, timber walls with trimmed carving and large paintings of three people. Carra, Vex and Garth.
    “It is like a hotel because we need to know who is here. No one needs to pay but just sign in,” Vex told us.
    “Wow, it’s actually pretty cool,” I said.
    “How many rooms does it have?”
    “About 50. There are 10 floors below us. The area is quite wide. Some rooms have up to ten beds so we can house more if we need to,” Garth answered.
    “Where will all the cars go?” I asked.
    “We can hide them. The government doesn’t keep tabs out here with their satellites. It’s too remote and a waste of money to look,” Vex said grinning.
    “How did you get all the stuff here without anyone knowing?” I asked still looking around intrigued.
    “We just bought our own trucks and brought it in ourselves,” Garth answered.
    I couldn’t help but feel awed at what they had done. I looked up at Carra’s picture