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The last thing I remember is Eric’s brooding face, his silver hair hanging over me and tickling my skin. So when I open my eyes and find myself in his bed, with his arm draped protectively over my stomach, I immediately start to panic. What did I do last night? Why am I acting like this when I have the fate of the world weighing on my shoulders? What will Robin think? I gingerly pick up Eric’s arm and try to remove it from my stomach without disturbing him. I have to get out of here, I have to run. But if I do, I could end up ruining my relationship with the wolves. Ugh. This is an impossible task. There’s no way I can organize this council meeting with only ten days to go. A defeated sigh escapes my lips, and I bring my hands to my face in frustration. “Are you feeling okay?” A d