Before Rhys himself drifted into a peaceful sleep, he considered what Analise had said. She didn't want to be an animal. Perhaps that was what he was for denying his wolf such a simple pleasure as company for all these years. Analise's physical agony was all because she refused to accept what she was. Was that really any different than Rhys and the depth of his loneliness? Even as a born wolf, had he every truly embraced what he was?
What did it mean to be a werewolf?
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I'm confused with Rhys. Why is he mad at his brother and the others at the hospital? He knows Analise is just as stubborn as him so he should understand why they couldn't get her to transform. If anything he should be apologizing for taking out his anger on them.more...
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Great..... and i have not to wait a month
Great story
Eagerly awaiting the next part :-))
Love it
This story is one of the best stories I have read in a long time. I love Analise and Rhys. i wonder if that agent us also a were f some sort. Would not surprise me. Anxiousy awaitng ch. 7.
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