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that extremely difficult? I mean, dealing with all the drama that comes with the job.”
    “Actually, no. It’s like getting high on drugs for me, but naturally. When I can relate to the caller and understand their needs, I find helping them to be a balm to my soul.” She shrugged again. “It’s easy.”
    Colin snorted. “I’ve never in my life heard a dispatcher say it’s easy. You have a gift.”
    Stephanie blushed, uncomfortable with praise. “It’s just a job where I get to talk with a lot of interesting people. Anyway, what do we do now?” she asked.

Chapter 5
    “ I could snipe him ,” Ian said. He stood with his hands on his hips, staring at the huge dragon cruising in the sky above him.
    “What the hell is he doing in this realm?” Rafe demanded as he watched the circling serpent.
    Rafe was pissed; he didn’t need this crap. Nowhere in his job description did it say being the alpha meant he’d have to wrestle a freaking gigantic lizard. He looked at Ian, his brother and enforcer for the pack. “We can’t kill him, at least not until we know if he’s friend or foe.”
    Their younger brother joined them, shielding his eyes from the sun. “Hey dude, I think that’s Doan.”
    Rafe whipped around to stare at Devlin. “You’re shitting me, right? Doan’s over a thousand years old. He knows better than to expose himself like this in our realm.”
    “Ha! Expose himself.” Devlin chuckled.
    Ian slapped their younger brother upside his head before Rafe could.
    Rafe ignored them both, quite used to his brother’s antics.
    “So sniping’s out,” Ian said, dejectedly.
    Ian took his job as enforcer seriously. Any threat to his pack or the magical pond was swiftly dealt with.
    “Dude, you can’t snipe a dragon anyway. Skins too tough,” Devlin said.
    Ian looked away from the sky to stare at his youngest brother in exasperation. “If you say ‘dude’ one more time, I’m gonna kick your ass.”
    Devlin straightened, almost matching Ian’s over six and a half foot height. “Dude, you can try.”
    Rafe pinched the bridge of his nose and sighed heavily. “I’m going down to the pond to call Robert. This is his problem.” His brothers followed.

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    R obert tilted his head , listening to something only he could hear.
    “Shite. It’s Rafe. I was hoping we could fix this before he knew anything.” Robert motioned Colin and Stephanie over. “Time to go kids, Dad’s calling.”
    Stephanie looked at Robert like he was crazy. He did not have a phone in his hand and she hadn’t heard anyone call for him.
    Colin pulled her over to stand next to Robert. “You were conked out when Robert transported us here. Now you get to experience faery travel while conscious.” Colin held her hand tightly as Robert moved them both through space and time.
    Stephanie felt her body wink out of existence. She was dead now, she knew it. All this had been a crazy dream or something. She was probably lying on her kitchen floor having some major seizure and chewing her tongue up like it was filet mignon. Except…she felt her body take form with terraferma solid under her feet. She inhaled a great gulp of air, fighting a slight case of nausea. Opening her eyes, she found herself standing in front of a pond with trees draping the edges and flowers blooming everywhere. And an honest to God castle.
    “Wow, Heaven really is a beautiful place,” she said.
    Robert laughed heartily. “Nae lass, yer not dead.”
    Colin had his arm around her waist holding her steady. “Okay? Some people find the Fae’s way of traveling somewhat disorienting.” He looked up to see his alpha standing beside the pond with his arms crossed over his chest.
    “Yeah, not my favorite way to get around,” Rafe said before the man hugs and back slapping began.
    “Rafe, I’d like you to meet my mate, Stephanie.” Colin gave a differential nod to his alpha. “She knows about us.”
    Stephanie was in awe of the three strangers standing in