Chapter 0643 Nina

*Does anyone else smell... humans?"

As the werewolf's voice rose above the din, Lori jerked her head up, her eyes widening with fear. Realization dawned across Matt, Enzo, and Jessica's faces, and I knew we needed to act fast. No one knew exactly where the scent was coming from yet, so I needed to get Lori out of here and reapply that perfume before anyone figured it

out.

Enzo, always quick on his feet, used his Mindlink connection with me to convey a message. "Nina, get Lori out of here," he said. "Slowly and casually, so as not to raise any red flags."

I nodded almost imperceptibly, my heart pounding in my chest. Enzo was right; slowly and casually. All we needed to do was slip out of the party undetected, reapply the perfume, and everything would be fine.

Without a word, I took Lori's hand and guided her to her feet. She understood immediately, and followed without a moment's hesitation.

"I swear I smell a human," the werewolf repeated to his friends nearby, still sniffing the air. "I think they're close, too."

Lori and I picked up our pace, our grips tightening on each other's hands. There was no telling what would happen if people found out that there was a human here, and I didn't want to stick around long enough to find out.

But as we walked, the voice carried over to us again, stronger this time. "Hey! Hey you!" he called out.

*Come on, Lori," I whispered, feeling her tense up beside me. "Just keep going."

"Hey!"

through. "Hey, man," he said, sounding casual despite the circumstances,

the guy said,

This is a party, man. Bothering girls isn't

one else had noticed yet. As we made our way through the crowd, I couldn't help but steal a glance back at our friends. Enzo's eyes bore into mine, filled

nearby hallway. As soon as the door was safely shut behind us, I let out a soft sigh of relief and flipped on the light to reveal

to face Lori.

"Nina, I'm so sorry," she said, her voice trembling. "I didn't mean for

a reassuring hand on her shoulder and let out a soft sigh. "It's not your fault, Lori," I said gently. "We should have been more proactive about reapplying your special

said quietly as she sank down onto a crate that was sitting behind her. "I thought we were... I

voice barely more than a whisper. I sat down on the crate next to her and rubbed

wry chuckle. "But

and let out a chuckle of my

just sat there in silence, waiting out the storm that had begun brewing outside. Once our

with a soft smile.

into her pocket for the vial of perfume that my mother gave us. But as her

vial," Lori gasped, her voice

heart sank as Lori

standing and looking around. "It must have fallen out

I knew this wouldn't be the end of the world, but we needed to find

every corner and crevice of the little storage room. I was certain that the vial had to be here somewhere. How

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