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Hannah
Six months passed in a blur.
It all happened so fast that I didn’t even realize how much time had passed before it was too late. In fact, if anyone were to ask me about everything that had happened during those six months, I wouldn’t even know where to begin.
I supposed I could have started with my daughter.
Six months makes a world of difference when it comes to infants.
Before I knew it, Melody had gone from spending the majority of her days sleeping or feeding to suddenly crawling around faster than I could keep up with her. Grabby little hands went from clumsily grasping at my necklaces to gripping the edges of tables, chairs, whatever she could reach.
Pretty soon, she was trying to pull herself up on wobbly legs–and kept trying, even when she would fall
back down on her rear end more often than not.
Those months were exhausting, but filled with joy.
My daughter was growing and learning, even beginning to show little snippets of her wolf side–such as nearly gobbling a hole straight through the sleeve of my sweater one night when the tips of her little fangs dropped ever so slightly–and I couldn’t wait to see her grow and change even more.
After all, I’d watched her die once, and it was the worst moment of my life–even worse than my own
death.
So I’d be damned if I didn’t cherish every little moment with her. Even the bad ones.
Melody, however, wasn’t the only source of change in my life. My relationship with Noah was constantly evolving, constantly moving forward.
We must have gone on countless dates during those months. Every weekend seemed to be occupied with some activity or another.
We did anything and everything: went on double dates with Drake and Viona to fancy restaurants, went dancing at dive bars where no one would recognize us, tried new foods in places we’d never been before, went to the aquarium with Melody, family outings with my sister, her baby, and my parents.
standing in the way of our relationship, we could
our plans for the packs,
it kept coming up during nearly every date, we
candlelit dinner table.” Maybe we could just do that for now and worry about all the other stuff at
bit relieved that he’d said it
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so the idea of taking things slow, of just enjoying the
course, the public seemed to
was practically in a frenzy.
hands.
I appeared together on the show, holding hands and smiling and answering Emily’s questions about our journey. We even kissed at the end–a real kiss
people more excited. The moment it aired, we were getting
is the wedding?” people would
to have more
will become of
either of you
hoped. I couldn’t blame them, of course; Zoe’s prison sentence made headlines the moment it had happened, and
us. She’d never asked for an audience, never sent a letter, never tried to make a phone call from
have answered if she
tiny shred of me almost hoped that she would call or write. That somehow, some way, she would
that it all went down so easily in the end–she was arrested,
The end.
something else to the story that still
“7
to myself, even from Noah. I chalked that feeling of dissatisfaction up to watching too many movies and reading too many books. This was the real world, and sometimes there were
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